Ultimate Flint Collection (US - DVD R1)
Fox has also sent over details on a new set containing the super suave spy flicks
Title: Ultimate Flint Collection (IMDb: 1, 2, 3)
Starring: James Coburn
Released: 7th November 2006
SRP: $19.98
Further Details:
Fox Home Video has announced the release of the Ultimate Flint Colleciton, which bundles the James Coburn starring films Our Man Flint and In Like Flint with an added disc of special features, which also includes the previously unreleased 1976 made-for-television movie Our Man Flint: Dead On Target starring Ray Danton. The three-disc set will be available to own on the 7th of November at a retail price of $19.98. We've included a listing of the set's features below, along with the artwork for the release.
Our Man Flint (Disc One)
In Like Flint (Disc Two)
Special Features (Disc Three)
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Starring: James Coburn
Released: 7th November 2006
SRP: $19.98
Further Details:
Fox Home Video has announced the release of the Ultimate Flint Colleciton, which bundles the James Coburn starring films Our Man Flint and In Like Flint with an added disc of special features, which also includes the previously unreleased 1976 made-for-television movie Our Man Flint: Dead On Target starring Ray Danton. The three-disc set will be available to own on the 7th of November at a retail price of $19.98. We've included a listing of the set's features below, along with the artwork for the release.
Our Man Flint (Disc One)
- Commentary by Film Historians Eddie Friedfeld & Lee Pfeiffer
- Theatrical Trailer
- Fox Flix: In Like Flint, Fathom, Modesty Blaise
In Like Flint (Disc Two)
- Commentary by Eddie Friedfeld & Lee Pfeiffer
- Theatrical Trailer
- Fox Flix: In Like Flint, Fathom, Modesty Blaise
Special Features (Disc Three)
- Our Man Flint: Dead On Target TV-Movie
- The Musician's Magician
- Future Perfect
- Spy School
- Spy Vogue
- Feminine Wiles
- In Like Flint - Puerto Rico Premiere
- Spy-er-rama
- A Gentleman's Game
- Spy Style
- The Making of Bouillabaisse
- Screen Tests: Gila Golan for Our Man Flint, James Coburn & Gila Golan for Our Man Flint, Deanna Lund for In Like Flint
- Trailers: The Chairman, The Quiller Memorandum, Deadfall, Peeper, The Magus, Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls
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It's so on my list.
What we NOW need is the complete "A Man Called Sloan" along with the original TV movie, "Death Ray 2000".
What we NOW need is the complete "A Man Called Sloan" along with the original TV movie, "Death Ray 2000".
Stephen Etherton wrote: Is it really fair to compare to the Austin Powers stuff?
Yes. These films were one of Michael Myers' biggest inspirations.
Yes. These films were one of Michael Myers' biggest inspirations.
"In Like Flint! That's my favorite moooooooovie, groovy baby"
Haha, gotta love the fact that they made In Like Flint his favorite movie though.
Haha, gotta love the fact that they made In Like Flint his favorite movie though.
Sadly, when the original discs came out, I remember a reviewer from another website making the complaint, "Get James Coburn to record a commentary on these films. I don't mean to be cruel, but he won't be with us forever..." and I believe he died only a few months later. I kind of felt the same way when DVD features were pretty sparse on that Mel Brooks box set a few months ago.
These have a slight possibility of joining my collection, if I find them cheap somewhere. Is it really fair to compare to the Austin Powers stuff?
Groovy baby. For the price, these might be worth it, for a good laugh. I like how they are releasing it near Casino Royale.
Glad I waited on buying the previous releases.
Now I will get these for sure.
Now I will get these for sure.
I wanted to get the 2 Coburn films when they first came out on DVD a year or so ago....for reasons I don't remember, I didn't.....now I'll try and get this set with the Danton movie too for about the same price.
Gabe Powers wrote: These are sooooooooo much better than the Austin Powers movies.I agree. Alot funnier in my opinion.
These are sooooooooo much better than the Austin Powers movies.


