Director:
Michael WinnerCámara:
Robert PaynterMúsica:
Jerry FieldingReparto:
Burt Lancaster, Alain Delon, Paul Scofield, John Colicos, Gayle Hunnicutt, J.D. Cannon, Joanne Linville, Vladek Sheybal, Burke Byrnes, James Sikking (más)Streaming (1)
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La CIA sospecha que el agente Cross (Burt Lancaster) es un traidor que trabaja para el KGB y, por esta razón, deciden eliminarlo. El plan de la CIA falla y Cross consigue escapar e irse a Europa. Cross no tendrá en Europa la vida tranquila y segura que espera porque la agencia contrata a un asesino francés llamado Scorpio (Alain Delon). A partir de ese momento el eficaz y experto asesino Scorpio irá a la caza de Cross para cumplir con su trabajo. (Filmin)
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An old-fashioned type of film, in which you identify a spy in a crowd in a fraction of a second by their piercing eyes, intense and gloomy gaze, and a menacing tone that is heard when the camera focuses on them. The surveillance is as inconspicuous as a hand grenade on a plate in the school cafeteria, secret agents have nothing else to do but shoot each other, and 60-year-old Burt Lancaster, with a serious injury, easily climbs several floors on a ladder and then takes out a significantly younger opponent. I would envy his physique even at thirty. Scorpio is a naively conspiratorial film that relies on a star-studded cast but looks up to the heights of the genre from a respectable distance. On the other hand, it doesn't insult us with blatant stupidity, and genre fans should not have any major issues with it. Overall impression: 60%.
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