One of my favorite films when I was in school about 1967. Outstanding! One of my neighbors grew up with Mr. Coburn in So. Cal. I remember visiting his amazing home with a silver Ferrari Dino parked out front in the portico. An amazing, classy and intelligent gentleman, Mr. Coburn was one a kind. When he left us, they truly broke the mold.
Alex P.Coburn was originally from Nebraska but he and his family called the city of COMPTON home for a while. I for one was shocked that he lived in the city for a while.
I remember seeing this in the movie theater in which I was working as an usher, one of my first jobs as a high-school student. It was great fun watching these spy spoof movies. I always thought that James Coburn was one of the coolest guys around.
💕 James Coburn! 💕 Derek Flint! 💕💕💕 El ❤!!!! Gracias, ❤!!! Merci! Grazie! Thanx so so so much, kind sir, for sharing! I haven't seen this movie since I saw it first-run at the drive-in with my folks. I can still hear my mama and daddy laughing. I miss them. Ah, memories. Gracias, El ❤!!! You made my day!
"If he[the German Shepherd] senses hostility from you, he'll rip you apart"---LMAO!! I get such a kick out of watching this movie with its delightful humorous quaint dialog. James Coburn plays his part so well in the '60-ish vein. And don't you just love the cheeky farce of an idea cooked up by the writer, of Flint going to Russia of all places to teach ballet given Russia's fine tradition and history of producing great ballet talent.
I was 3 years old in 1966 and did not achieve a full awareness of things like tv movie shows around me ..but of the 1970s I see it having better moral life the decades up to like today .. We have messed up 'morality' today and also no time given to think in society in general ..too fast paced too much today sadly . People are stealing stuff out of one's hands while you grasp it with the hands ( serious ) . New crime wave .. other than taking purses for long . 1:47:42
I grew up watching these films when I was a kid , and though it was over the top camp but the message was pretty clear about values . Values about being free off tyranny and values about how to treat woman. People fight for different things , and here Derick shows the things that he treasures the most , namely those beautiful girls. It's what every red blooded American males dream , myself included. It was the reason we painted these bomb shells on the sides of our planes as a constant reminder of what we were fighting to come home to . The spirit of flint still lives on in me till this day in my sense of love for my country and those beautiful woman that make it worth it. And anyone that says america is so terrible , than you can go live on that island .
I got a kick how the older generation in the sixties thought a forty year old woman was the epitome of female sexuality!? They were more delusional or cucked back then!!
Is also why the 60s and 70s were better value than today as sinister crimes betray society now ..criminal ways getting more heartless and thoughtless and even evil . People now more narcissist often in bad ways .
It's only a movie. For all you know, James came home from the movie set and "kicked his dog, sent his children to bed without supper and beat his wife senseless in a drunken rage every night!"
I laugh out loud each time the red phone goes off. A classic and brilliant lampoon of the James Bond film genre. I was 9yo and begging my parents to let me see the sequel "In like Flynt" in 1967
Just bought an Android "A03s". Has the option to record and make a ringtone from ANYPLACE. "Ringtone maker MP3 cutter". In the scene where the man gets off the plane, the phone goes off. I recorded it from my P..C.,, This movie on Y.T. Put it as my ring tone for my work. LOL. !! Also put the Halloween theme as a default for possible Robocalls or basic default calls for unknown numbers. Just learning how to use the phone. Joined up with Consumers Cell... Dumped Straight Talk by the side of the F*** Road. Good Riddinnnns.
Yes, We are the same age. This was my favorite movie when I saw it in the theater. It has held up quite well all these years later. Made me laugh several times tonight.
I saw this film as a kid many years ago and always remembered the scene where he uses Lee J Cobb as an electrical conduit to bring the soldier back to life, so I was extremely disappointed when it wasn't on the dvd release I bought years later
That cut out was the only criticism I had of the film,but I suspect too many people watching that done in the film could encourage others to try it,and electrocute themselves. Actually,one of the best scenes in the film.
Muchas gracias por compartir tan buena película de acción y suspenso 😊. James Coburn siempre será recordado como un extraordinario actor, talentoso y multifacetico. Todas sus películas y series son muy buenas, esta es una gran película al igual que La Cruz de Hierro, junto a otro inolvidable actor, Maximilian Schell.😊😊😊
People need to see the very overlooked very fun James bond spoof, operation kid brother ( aka o k Connery) a perfectly fun film with many bond performers plus Connery's younger brother. 1960s spy fans, you will have a fun time.
Thank you Cuervo rojo - excellent movie - have not seen It In a while - very good Bond spoof - I enjoyed Matt Helm and Austin Powers movies as well. Ever since my youth I watched , Bond , The Saint ( TV) , Mission Impossible ( Tv ) , Man From Uncle , The Avengers ( Honor Blackman , Diana Rigg & Patrick Macnee ) and The Prisoner
Enjoyed watching it in 2022 after I had watched it in my youth in sixties! I remembered his pat answer on the lighter "this has 82 fubctions"! His relaxed and amused expression in front of his opponrnts in any situation - what a spoof on James Bond and his one-liners! The budget must have been formidable then. Thanks for uploading.
I have this film and watch it occasionally,reminding me about how we saw the future back then. A real hero,this guy,the sort of man we could well benefit from having around today. A time long ago when men and women used to appreciate each other,and depend on each other to make life more pleasant. Another good film with James Coburn was "Eraser" starring Arnie.
This is from a time of when they new how important role models were, and when they included messages of moral in the story. And it may of possibly sparked the idea of Ecstasy tablets and Raves.
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@@Younghead polyglotte et combattants redoutable flint obtient rapidement des résultats premiers étape de son enquête Marseille ou ils teste plusieurs bouillabaisse pour trouver celle qui l'amènera à l'un des conspirateurs
really memorable film - not seen it for 25 years or more. Also love the little James Bond easter eggs put there -'0008' instead of '007', and a few other , thanks very enjoyable.
I remember clearly seeing this in the theater back then, I also remember the media announcing the controversy of this film and the ‘James Bond’ movies.
Had not watched this movie since I was a teen. It has aged well I think AND nice to see how well Austin Powers parodies this movie more than any of the James Bond films. Nice!
Was thinking of using the red phone ringer on my cell phone. lol Very cool. Saw it in the theatre when it first came out. I was hooked. Forever a spy fan...
Flint made his own "gadgets". Tbe remote for his cctv "doorbell" is wireless; remote control t.v.s debuted around 1977 & had a WIRE from the box to the t.v.! Dear GOD, I love Flint!
This movie is so cool on so many levels, refinement, irony, story, well executed. It is all-around fun to watch, better then any James Bond movie in my opinion, because it is not trying to be serious. :)
mitch rawles Our Man Flint was much better than In Like Flint.The second movie's plot was way too complicated and it wasn't as much fun as the first one.
The spy spoof genre was popular back then and included the Matt Helm series with Dean Martin as the star spy. Some of the silly and semi-silly TV series spy films included Get Smart, The Avengers, Danger Man and I Spy. I saw this film and its successor, In Like Flint, in the movies where I was working a part-time job as an usher in a movie theater when I was in high school.
I remember watching this film when I was a kid, amazing stuff, ah those were the days, Flint was like an American Simon Templar, aka The Saint, but with a bit of Bond & Steed for good measure. Flint could also put himself into a coma state to trick his enemies into thinking he was dead, then the winder on his wrist watch would extend & pulsate on his wrist to start his heart, proper corny but great fun.
this is a 1966 film, same year the remake of the Ten Commandments. the actor as Moses was: H- - - - TON am 100% sure or one zillion percent sure that people in this world will fill the blanks incorrectly !!!! Take note that the original was 1956 by Paramount. the 1966 Ten Commandments by Columbia, so that would be very clear that the actor of the 1966 TC is not the actor of the 1956 TC and not one of the entire cast if the 1956 TC reprise their roles in the 1966 remake ,most especially Fraser Heston who played the infant Moses in the 1956 TC., as he would be 10 years old in 1966,so another infant was used used in the 1966 TC, and you might guess that he is the son of the actor surnamed H....TON. please take note there are 4 blanks between H and TON...
I thoroughly enjoyed this film. Thank you Cuervo Rojo. Poder traiga problemas por que cuando ah vida es dar en liberated con amor, no poder tiene mas dura poder entonces poder. No governmente. No Estado de Securidad. No miedo. No machinas del creata por su cabeza en total para pensiamento. En eso mundo aire puro creata energia de libertad en (con) amor. Muchas gracias para esto peilicula. "Richard"
James Coburn and Lee J Cobb - what a combination! I'd like to recommend 'The President's Analyst', which Coburn made the following year and which has a terrific script and is a great send-up of the era
James Co-Burn up the charts!!! This can't be a spy "spoof"! It's way too cool! James Coburn is like Leonard Nimoy with more class and less seriousness about himself. His Flint is the Original International Man of Mystery with better moves and increased mojo! In fact...who the hell is 007? Coburn rocks! (RIP James Coburn, in real life a professional and a true gentleman.)
I used to be a flight attendent and I had Mr Coburn on a flight up in first class..it was not too busy and he wanted to talk - lovely gentleman and that voice!!!!!!
Vi esta peli de muy niño y no la encontraba, al ver la biografía de James Coburn la localicé gracias a ella. Fue muy agradable revivir aquellos tiempos. Hurra para Coburn y este UA-cam por conservar esta joya.
First plane I ever flew on Mats (Military Air Transport System) to Morocco. The seats faced to the rear of the plane. And women could not wear high heels they would punch holes in the fuselage.
Hey people I'm from that era and remember as much now as i when I was growing up ,I watch James Coburn all the never can get enough The Saint Roger Moore , all James Bond Movies with each on top of their Role .Leading Men illegal Sean Connelly were Awesome Actors knew how to handle their Leading Ladies and any other Hot Chick that's wanted to be punished for the thrill when he got the excited which was at all no was not excepted 😄😃😄😄😄😀😁back to watching Our Mam Flint out there that's what's up enjoy your day .😄😍😍
This was Twentieth Century Fox in its prime in the 1960s, and this was an amazingly fun studio, back when their Television division was run by William Self, and the "FLINT" movies, despite their intentions to compete with United Artists' 007 movies, was still inferior, with both "FLINT" and The Matt Helm movies from Columbia Pictures, these spy adventures still had some punch, but as of our present time of March 20, 2019, Twentieth Century Fox officially became the property of The Walt Disney Company, thanks in part, to the stupidity of Rupert Murdoch's greed, this studio is now in the hands "The House Of Rat" and their collected assets (Marvel, Lucasfilm, and ABC) and with over a half century of 20th Century Fox, everything they've done is now owned by Disney, who's moviemaking in our present time is reduced to inferior remakes from their own animated library while Marvel movies are their top money makers, the history of Fox now faces great changes!
We called them "Hollerith" cards that were used to programme a '50s "LEO" computer: I think the Nazis used similar punch-cards to help administer the concentration-camps.
1.) I love watching spy movies (Including: James Bond, Flint, The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and more) 2.) 1:30:38 That sound effect was also used for the squeaking wheels in "Thomas the Tank Engine" (Season 1-3). That sound effect made me laugh. LOL!!!
26:35 Flint: "I noticed that these men were wearing Battle of the Bulge ribbons." Cramden: "There is no ribbon for the Battle of the Bulge." Flint: "Exactly. These men are impostors." I love this kind of quietly gonzo humor.
increible, no tenia idea de este tipo de pelis, 0008 demasiado fuerte, igual para disfrutarla con algo diferente y para reirse y pasar un buen rato gracias por compartirla. un saludos
He visto muchos films de Coburn pero ni sabía que existía esta mala copia de Bond. Película para pasar el rato, pero como amo todo el cine de los 50s, 60s y 70s se que la voy a disfrutar igual. Saludos.
Our Man Flint is one of the best spy spoofs ever made. James Coburn is super cool as Derek Flint, an expert in all fields. He can make himself appear dead, he has a cigarette lighter with 83 functions, he teaches ballet, he's a martial arts expert, and of course he has his own personal harem. James Coburn was pretty cool in real life as well, he was personally trained in martial arts by Bruce Lee. Austin Powers was a funny film, but Mike Myers has nothing on James Coburn.
PTAblues ... James Coburn and Steve McQueen were both students of Bruce Lee and if u see the way he took down the two faked guards near the elevator was classic Jeet Kun Do... But I do like Austin powers too ... In fact he used the same red phone presidential ring tone in his 1997 movie a spoof of all spy secret agent movies including this one and Dean Martins Matt Helms and James Bond ...
The character that James Coburn played in the film was like that of an hyperactive kid, collecting skills & knowledge with the same fever that some collectors exhibit for coins, postage stamps or fine art. And he operated with a fine sense of independence, he did not bow to self proclaimed authority.
1965 was as good as it's ever been, the Watusi, the Frugg, mini skirts, beautiful girls and Derek Flint! A classic film.
Don't forget the Vietnam war!
One of my favorite films when I was in school about 1967. Outstanding! One of my neighbors grew up with Mr. Coburn in So. Cal. I remember visiting his amazing home with a silver Ferrari Dino
parked out front in the portico. An amazing, classy and intelligent gentleman, Mr. Coburn was one a kind. When he left us, they truly broke the mold.
REALLY! Man what a cool time to grow up in!
Alex P.Coburn was originally from Nebraska but he and his family called the city of COMPTON home for a while. I for one was shocked that he lived in the city for a while.
I didn't know he had a Dino. Maybe 275.
I remember seeing this in the movie theater in which I was working as an usher, one of my first jobs as a high-school student. It was great fun watching these spy spoof movies. I always thought that James Coburn was one of the coolest guys around.
So did Schlitz beer. For saying 1 word in an ad he got the biggest payout in advertising history.
I was an usher too but in1972-73. So my first time seeing Derek Flint was on TV I only wish that he made more Flint films.
What a cool time, too.
Blessings, bro.
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James Coburn looks like he's having the time of his life making this movie!
I loved the Flint and Matt Helm movies as a kid! The women were incredible!
You dig back in the day...
RIP Janes Coburn you are Sadly missed by all of your Fans etc.
James!!!
Jane's "Addiction" Coburn
There's a little Flint in every man. Long live Flint!
💕 James Coburn!
💕 Derek Flint!
💕💕💕 El ❤!!!!
Gracias, ❤!!!
Merci!
Grazie!
Thanx so so so much, kind sir, for sharing!
I haven't seen this movie since I saw it first-run at the drive-in with my folks.
I can still hear my mama and daddy laughing.
I miss them.
Ah, memories.
Gracias, El ❤!!!
You made my day!
"If he[the German Shepherd] senses hostility from you, he'll rip you apart"---LMAO!! I get such a kick out of watching this movie with its delightful humorous quaint dialog. James Coburn plays his part so well in the '60-ish vein.
And don't you just love the cheeky farce of an idea cooked up by the writer, of Flint going to Russia of all places to teach ballet given Russia's fine tradition and history of producing great ballet talent.
I was 3 years old in 1966 and did not achieve a full awareness of things like tv movie shows around me ..but of the 1970s I see it having better moral life the decades up to like today .. We have messed up 'morality' today and also no time given to think in society in general ..too fast paced too much today sadly . People are stealing stuff out of one's hands while you grasp it with the hands ( serious ) . New crime wave .. other than taking purses for long . 1:47:42
James Coburn was the coolest! “You are not a pleasure unit…” oh man those women were gorgeous back then! Every mans fantasy!
In Like Flint didn't have the hot girls compared to OMF with exception of Natasha🙋
"Nothing feels as good as a Bad Woman" Coburn!
Yeah, them 1960s (and '50s also) women back then were quite eye candy to behold.
I grew up watching these films when I was a kid , and though it was over the top camp but the message was pretty clear about values . Values about being free off tyranny and values about how to treat woman. People fight for different things , and here Derick shows the things that he treasures the most , namely those beautiful girls. It's what every red blooded American males dream , myself included. It was the reason we painted these bomb shells on the sides of our planes as a constant reminder of what we were fighting to come home to . The spirit of flint still lives on in me till this day in my sense of love for my country and those beautiful woman that make it worth it. And anyone that says america is so terrible , than you can go live on that island .
You're as corny and outdated as this movie.
I got a kick how the older generation in the sixties thought a forty year old woman was the epitome of female sexuality!? They were more delusional or cucked back then!!
True, but you don't get enough holidays.
Is also why the 60s and 70s were better value than today as sinister crimes betray society now ..criminal ways getting more heartless and thoughtless and even evil . People now more narcissist often in bad ways .
I love this movie...with Mr. Flint...he's the Best and treat women with love, respect and care...thanks for posting!!!
Theresa I too loved Coburn movies...to this day.
Regards from Nairobi, Kenya
It's only a movie. For all you know, James came home from the movie set and "kicked his dog, sent his children to bed without supper and beat his wife senseless in a drunken rage every night!"
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I know it's a movie and l didn't discuss his personal life...lighten up.
I laugh out loud each time the red phone goes off. A classic and brilliant lampoon of the James Bond film genre. I was 9yo and begging my parents to let me see the sequel "In like Flynt" in 1967
Hey Douglas you must be in your sixties like me my mother worked at night night used to watch whatever I want it back then
I came just to hear the phone lol
Just bought an Android "A03s". Has the option to record and make a ringtone from ANYPLACE. "Ringtone maker MP3 cutter". In the scene where the man gets off the plane, the phone goes off. I recorded it from my P..C.,, This movie on Y.T. Put it as my ring tone for my work. LOL. !! Also put the Halloween theme as a default for possible Robocalls or basic default calls for unknown numbers. Just learning how to use the phone. Joined up with Consumers Cell... Dumped Straight Talk by the side of the F*** Road. Good Riddinnnns.
To: "@douglaselliott8298":
*Flint.
Remember first watching this and loving it as a kid, and I was forever hooked on spy and espionage films to this day.
First time I saw this Movie I was about 8 Years old after that I was hooked for life A Favorite of my Late Father too back in the day
I watched this in a theater when I was 11. The dive off the cliff on the big screen was awesome
Yes, We are the same age. This was my favorite movie when I saw it in the theater. It has held up quite well all these years later. Made me laugh several times tonight.
OUR MAN FLINT was released nationwide on January 16th, 1966.
This is one of my favorites. Bruce Lee taught him martial arts
Jerry Goldsmith's score and Gila Golan sends this movie into the heavens.
Jerry first music in the spy genre starts with the man from uncle in the first season , perfect espionage music.
My favourite movie when i was a kid. Thanks for sharing
MEF 66 When I saw this for the first time as a child I adored it.
Hermoso recuerdo , la conocí como Flint Peligro Supremo a principios de los 70. Un grande James Coburn
Gracias Cuervo !
Si absolutemente mi amigo! Eres el mejor mi amigo Ciao por ahora!
I am happy to report that the DVD of this movie I just bought has the Flint using the lamp socket scene included.
I have watched this and the other Flint film so many times! ❤❤❤
saw both Flint movies when they were first released.... nothing but fun... :)
OMG! This movie used to make us believe and dream of so many versions for the future. Thanks for sharing🙂👍
It's good to see our Man Flint not being all chopped up . This has to be the director's cut
I saw this film as a kid many years ago and always remembered the scene where he uses Lee J Cobb as an electrical conduit to bring the soldier back to life, so I was extremely disappointed when it wasn't on the dvd release I bought years later
Probably a modern-day safety edit to protect those suggestible people who might try it for real.
Not sure how you missed that,
but it Is on the DVD.
That cut out was the only criticism I had of the film,but I suspect too many people watching that done in the film could encourage others to try it,and electrocute themselves. Actually,one of the best scenes in the film.
I remember watching and enjoying this movie when I was about twelve years old. Very well-rounded adventure movie. 🇺🇲👍🏻
Thank you for uploading this movie...LOVE IT. MABUHAY!!! & much love from the Philippines.
I have not seen this since I was a kid. Thanks for the memories. Great flick then and still is.
Derek Flint .... The original Worlds most interesting man.
you are the world's biggest meth head ~
Muchas gracias por compartir tan buena película de acción y suspenso 😊. James Coburn siempre será recordado como un extraordinario actor, talentoso y multifacetico. Todas sus películas y series son muy buenas, esta es una gran película al igual que La Cruz de Hierro, junto a otro inolvidable actor, Maximilian Schell.😊😊😊
I love those old school spy movies.
People need to see the very overlooked very fun James bond spoof, operation kid brother ( aka o k Connery) a perfectly fun film with many bond performers plus Connery's younger brother. 1960s spy fans, you will have a fun time.
Hokkey & unPC...but , Undoubtedly , one of my "Favforever" movies ! God Love you DerekFlint !
Best lines :
Cramden:
You traveled all the way to Moscow to watch a ballet?
Derek Flint:
No, to teach!
Gotta love this guys style.
No. To Teach ballet.
Uh-huh .
1966...what a predictor of the future world of 2018...amazing!
This and Fantatic Voyage were the 2 must stay up for movies on the late show when I was a kid !
When Star Trek: Deep Space 9 did their James Bond spoof episode, they called it Our Man Bashir.
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Matt Helm, I Spy, The Wild, Wild West & Our Man Flint all great "Tongue in Cheek 'homage' to 007!
Amazing how Hans Gruber miraculously survived to attack the Nakatomi Plaza 23 years later in Diehard!
He was a much nicer person here, lol.
Yipee ki yay!
Maybe the names Hans and Gruber are liken to John and Smith in a phone book
Thank you Cuervo rojo - excellent movie - have not seen It In a while - very good Bond spoof - I enjoyed Matt Helm and Austin Powers movies as well. Ever since my youth I watched , Bond , The Saint ( TV) , Mission Impossible ( Tv ) , Man From Uncle , The Avengers ( Honor Blackman , Diana Rigg & Patrick Macnee ) and The Prisoner
James Coburn, 1 of the Greatest action stars. Starred in the Flint movies, Fistful of Dynamite, and many others to numerous to name.
I love this movie so much that this is the 5th time I've watched it in a month!
chuckle chuckle
I can't blame you marry it's one of my favorites too I already watch the 10 times
Enjoyed watching it in 2022 after I had watched it in my youth in sixties! I remembered his pat answer on the lighter "this has 82 fubctions"! His relaxed and amused expression in front of his opponrnts in any situation - what a spoof on James Bond and his one-liners! The budget must have been formidable then. Thanks for uploading.
He said 82 functions. 83 if you want to light a cigarette. 😂
I have this film and watch it occasionally,reminding me about how we saw the future back then. A real hero,this guy,the sort of man we could well benefit from having around today. A time long ago when men and women used to appreciate each other,and depend on each other to make life more pleasant. Another good film with James Coburn was "Eraser" starring Arnie.
This is from a time of when they new how important role models were, and when they included messages of moral in the story.
And it may of possibly sparked the idea of Ecstasy tablets and Raves.
'This is from a time when they knew...' .
'And it may have...' .
Must have[Must've].
Could have [Could've].
Should have [Should've].
Would have [Would've].
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Bar🇧🇧bados
"Erasure" starring Arnold Sh was a more recent movie than this one.
@@Younghead polyglotte et combattants redoutable flint obtient rapidement des résultats premiers étape de son enquête Marseille ou ils teste plusieurs bouillabaisse pour trouver celle qui l'amènera à l'un des conspirateurs
@@thierryvoisin3836 Oui Thierry, a super grand homme classique.
My father n mother took me to the whitestone drive in n the bx to see this as a kid . loved it
From one Bronx kid to another, may you have many happy memories of those bygone days.
President's Analyst was pretty prophetic while still being a lot of fun.
Darker than Flint - better acting, which is to be expected.
President's Analyst still my favorite.
This is similar to a pulp magazine hero from the 1930s. Doc Savage was a genius at different fields.
Love his harem, 4 of them and they all do what they are told with no argument. Another bonus, no apparent headaches.
Only in fantasy
Great fun.I see they used sets from Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and the GALAXY badge was the airline logo as used in Land of the Giants ☺
20th century fox made excellent use of their sets and props.
@@stevebishop9468, Irwin Allen. Word.
really memorable film - not seen it for 25 years or more. Also love the little James Bond easter eggs put there -'0008' instead of '007', and a few other , thanks very enjoyable.
Who said "Nobody does it better"? Flint does it better! :D
I remember clearly seeing this in the theater back then, I also remember the media announcing the controversy of this film and the ‘James Bond’ movies.
Enjoyed the movie. Thanks.
i truely agree. James.
The ring tone is permanently etched in all our minds from the Red Phone
Had not watched this movie since I was a teen. It has aged well I think AND nice to see how well Austin Powers parodies this movie more than any of the James Bond films. Nice!
Was thinking of using the red phone ringer on my cell phone. lol Very cool. Saw it in the theatre when it first came out. I was hooked. Forever a spy fan...
Flint made his own "gadgets". Tbe remote for his cctv "doorbell" is wireless; remote control t.v.s debuted around 1977 & had a WIRE from the box to the t.v.!
Dear GOD, I love Flint!
This movie is so cool on so many levels, refinement, irony, story, well executed. It is all-around fun to watch, better then any James Bond movie in my opinion, because it is not trying to be serious. :)
Jason Bourne.....now I realize why US created so many characters like 007 but ended only at him.
Love the Flint movies
mitch rawles Our Man Flint was much better than In Like Flint.The second movie's plot was way too complicated and it wasn't as much fun as the first one.
This is my first time seeing this particular one .
The spy spoof genre was popular back then and included the Matt Helm series with Dean Martin as the star spy. Some of the silly and semi-silly TV series spy films included Get Smart, The Avengers, Danger Man and I Spy. I saw this film and its successor, In Like Flint, in the movies where I was working a part-time job as an usher in a movie theater when I was in high school.
I grew up with cold war spy spoofs. Loved them. Danger Man of course came to the states as secret agent man.
Matt Helm had the best alarm clock ever.....
Would definitely have one looking forward to waking up...
You forgot UNCLE.
Jim Nesta
Also the t v show Berks law switched to Amos berk, secret agent.
I remember watching this film when I was a kid, amazing stuff, ah those were the days, Flint was like an American Simon Templar, aka The Saint, but with a bit of Bond & Steed for good measure. Flint could also put himself into a coma state to trick his enemies into thinking he was dead, then the winder on his wrist watch would extend & pulsate on his wrist to start his heart, proper corny but great fun.
I first watched it when I was 12, on a Betamax videotape, sixteen years after it came out. I still love it now
I remember this coming on the ABC Sunday Night movie in the sixties . The next day at school everyone was talking about it .
this is a 1966 film, same year the remake of the Ten Commandments.
the actor as Moses was:
H- - - - TON
am 100% sure or one zillion percent sure that people in this world will fill the blanks incorrectly !!!!
Take note that the original was 1956 by Paramount.
the 1966 Ten Commandments by Columbia, so that would be very clear that the actor of the 1966 TC is not the actor of the 1956 TC
and not one of the entire cast if the 1956 TC reprise their roles in the 1966 remake ,most especially Fraser Heston who played the infant Moses in the 1956 TC., as he would be 10 years old in 1966,so another infant was used used in the 1966 TC, and you might guess that he is the son of the actor surnamed H....TON.
please take note there are 4 blanks between H and TON...
I remember Speed Racer and Gigantor!
I have on my cell phone the same unique sound that their phone makes!
Your joking 😂
I have his ring tone on my iPhone to this day!
I'm going to download that ring tone, too.
Fully engaged from start to finish!!! And it did not let up on the parody....enjoyed it all!!
I thoroughly enjoyed this film.
Thank you Cuervo Rojo.
Poder traiga problemas
por que cuando ah vida es dar
en liberated con amor,
no poder tiene mas dura poder
entonces poder.
No governmente.
No Estado de Securidad.
No miedo.
No machinas del creata por su cabeza en total para pensiamento.
En eso mundo aire puro
creata energia de libertad en (con) amor.
Muchas gracias para esto
peilicula.
"Richard"
What kind of tongue is that? It seems spanish... but, certainly, it is not.
Looks like a pink tongue . Why doncha sit on it ?
de mis epocas, ,favorita , muy buenos actores,y excelente musica, ,06-04-20. 1.00 hs
James Coburn and Lee J Cobb - what a combination! I'd like to recommend 'The President's Analyst', which Coburn made the following year and which has a terrific script and is a great send-up of the era
The Presidents Analyst indeed. Very slick.
Great film. The telephone company scene is scary in how prophetic it was.
James Co-Burn up the charts!!! This can't be a spy "spoof"! It's way too cool! James Coburn is like Leonard Nimoy with more class and less seriousness about himself. His Flint is the Original International Man of Mystery with better moves and increased mojo! In fact...who the hell is 007? Coburn rocks! (RIP James Coburn, in real life a professional and a true gentleman.)
Top Notch film and James Coburn plays the part perfect 👌 👍
Oh it's definitely a spoof. It's just played with a straight face.
I used to be a flight attendent and I had Mr Coburn on a flight up in first class..it was not too busy and he wanted to talk - lovely gentleman and that voice!!!!!!
Pppp
@@taddiesy8792 That is so cool!
Great spy spoof. I saw this when I was young & I wanted to be like Flint when I grew up.
Vi esta peli de muy niño y no la encontraba, al ver la biografía de James Coburn la localicé gracias a ella. Fue muy agradable revivir aquellos tiempos. Hurra para Coburn y este UA-cam por conservar esta joya.
Love the Superconstellation most beautiful passenger aircraft ever built.
Howard Hughes was a genius. He had the Constellation designed for his Airline, TWA.
First plane I ever flew on Mats (Military Air Transport System) to Morocco. The seats faced to the rear of the plane. And women could not wear high heels they would punch holes in the fuselage.
Esta película me llevaba mi padre cuando tenía 10 años a los matices. Que tiempos aquellos. Saludos
I saw this Our man Fling with my father when i was 7 years old. Now i am 61 years old.
The Old IBM Computor cards I REMEMBER THEM WELL
It was the 83rd function that turned out to be the most lethal of all.
Hey people I'm from that era and remember as much now as i when I was growing up ,I watch James Coburn all the never can get enough The Saint Roger Moore , all James Bond Movies with each on top of their Role .Leading Men illegal Sean Connelly were Awesome Actors knew how to handle their Leading Ladies and any other Hot Chick that's wanted to be punished for the thrill when he got the excited which was at all no was not excepted 😄😃😄😄😄😀😁back to watching Our Mam Flint out there that's what's up enjoy your day .😄😍😍
This was Twentieth Century Fox in its prime in the 1960s, and this was an amazingly fun studio, back when their Television division was run by William Self, and the "FLINT" movies, despite their intentions to compete with United Artists' 007 movies, was still inferior, with both "FLINT" and The Matt Helm movies from Columbia Pictures, these spy adventures still had some punch, but as of our present time of March 20, 2019, Twentieth Century Fox officially became the property of The Walt Disney Company, thanks in part, to the stupidity of Rupert Murdoch's greed, this studio is now in the hands "The House Of Rat" and their collected assets (Marvel, Lucasfilm, and ABC) and with over a half century of 20th Century Fox, everything they've done is now owned by Disney, who's moviemaking in our present time is reduced to inferior remakes from their own animated library while Marvel movies are their top money makers, the history of Fox now faces great changes!
Loved this as a Kid .
Simply the better!!!
Flint!!
Derek Flint is who James Bond wants to be when he grows up. There was nobody cooler than Flint.
Thanks for posting Loved this movie.
Simply the the best.
Estás películas son de puro espionaje las cuando tenía 15 años con James conbour excepcional hasta hora las volví aencontrar
This movie is so funny! Great dialogue and subtle humor.
I have to admit, it was bigger than SPECTRE.
Those punched card machines, I remember those I took a computer class in 1969.
We called them "Hollerith" cards that were used to programme a '50s "LEO" computer: I think the Nazis used similar punch-cards to help administer the concentration-camps.
This series was so pitiful and corny and we loved every minute of it.! Coburn was a man's man!
1.) I love watching spy movies (Including: James Bond, Flint, The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and more)
2.) 1:30:38 That sound effect was also used for the squeaking wheels in "Thomas the Tank Engine" (Season 1-3). That sound effect made me laugh. LOL!!!
Really enjoyed this movie as a kid. Silly and camp but cool. Also the bald bad guy Hans Gruber, they used that name on Bruce Willis movie Die Hard
26:35
Flint: "I noticed that these men were wearing Battle of the Bulge ribbons."
Cramden: "There is no ribbon for the Battle of the Bulge."
Flint: "Exactly. These men are impostors."
I love this kind of quietly gonzo humor.
Loved how he bought him backed to life with a electrical socket. I got a beat 😆 🤣 great stuff
@@travis1572 Flint's cool. So very, very cool. :)
As a kid i’d be thrilled when one of the Flint films showed up as the Sunday night movie. Great score by Gerry Goldsmith transports me back.
Thanks for videos
increible, no tenia idea de este tipo de pelis, 0008 demasiado fuerte, igual para disfrutarla con algo diferente y para reirse y pasar un buen rato gracias por compartirla. un saludos
He visto muchos films de Coburn pero ni sabía que existía esta mala copia de Bond. Película para pasar el rato, pero como amo todo el cine de los 50s, 60s y 70s se que la voy a disfrutar igual. Saludos.
I saw this at the Sunrise Drive In on Long Island in the sixties
The American version of 007! I always liked this movie! And the other one as well!
As a cold-war era teenager, I absolutely loved the two Flint films. He out-Bonded, Bond.
Our Man Flint is one of the best spy spoofs ever made. James Coburn is super cool as Derek Flint, an expert in all fields. He can make himself appear dead, he has a cigarette lighter with 83 functions, he teaches ballet, he's a martial arts expert, and of course he has his own personal harem. James Coburn was pretty cool in real life as well, he was personally trained in martial arts by Bruce Lee. Austin Powers was a funny film, but Mike Myers has nothing on James Coburn.
PTAblues ... James Coburn and Steve McQueen were both students of Bruce Lee and if u see the way he took down the two faked guards near the elevator was classic Jeet Kun Do... But I do like Austin powers too ... In fact he used the same red phone presidential ring tone in his 1997 movie a spoof of all spy secret agent movies including this one and Dean Martins Matt Helms and James Bond ...
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.i got the RedPhone RINGTONE on my phone!!
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Watch James Coburn in the movie "The President's Analyst" if you haven't seen it.
84 functions if you want to use it as a cigarette lighter.
Austin Powers stole that too.
The character that James Coburn played in the film was like that of an hyperactive kid, collecting skills & knowledge with the same fever that some collectors exhibit for coins, postage stamps or fine art. And he operated with a fine sense of independence, he did not bow to self proclaimed authority.