Spies Strike Silently

"Spy" Story Following in the Avalanche of Such Things, that Started in 1962 with the 1st James Bond Feature "Dr. No", Followed by "From Russia With Love" (1963).

Before Anyone could Say "007", the "Secret-Agent" Genre in its Modern-Incarnation was Born,

and soon Everyone was Saying "Bond...James Bond", and "007" Became a Numerical Icon.

In this "Off the Assembly Line" Effort, it Globe-Hopps from Italy, Spain, Turkey, Beirut, and England.

Starring a GQ Looking, Square-Jawed Man of Mannequin Stature, Lang Jeffries.

Throw in a Couple of "Bond-Like-Babes", some Fine Cinematography Highlighting the Scenery and the Architecture,

and a "Bond-Like-Villain" who's Out to "Control Men's Minds" and the World, and the Table is Set for Gadgets, Girls, Violence (in this case very bloody), and Twists.

It's All Rather Surface and Doesn't Cut Deep Like the Other Fellows Shenanigans in Terms of Intrigue, Secrets, and Govt. Vs Govt.

But it Makes for a Good Entry in the Fad that Lasted for About 10 Years before Things become Unreliable and Morphed Quickly into Self-Parody.

Although the "James Bond Franchise" Never Stopped and is Still Alive to this Day, Over 25 Films, Multiple Bond's, and is the Longest Running Uninterrupted Series in History.

This Film Looks Good, has a Snazzy-Jazzy Score, is Fast-Paced, and...

Worth a Watch.