The special effects were subpar and distracting.
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The Cape Town Affair (1967)
User Reviews
Mixed to Negative (based on 115 reviews)
Description
What good is a million dollars when you're the target for every spy... cop... and killer in Cape Town!
South African secret agents attempt to save confidential microfilm before it falls into the hands of Communists. A color remake of the Sam Fuller film, Pickup on South Street.
Genres
Action -
Thriller
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No additional audio tracks
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No available subtitles
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Overall Reviews: Mixed to Negative (based on 115 reviews)
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The acting was inconsistent and sometimes awkward.
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Weak character development left me uninterested.
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An absolute masterpiece. Brilliant performances and direction.
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A memorable soundtrack that fit perfectly.
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A strong, engaging story from start to finish.
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Lack of chemistry between the main actors.
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Overall, a forgettable experience that I wouldn't recommend.
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Overall, a forgettable experience that I wouldn't recommend.
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Predictable storyline with no real surprises.
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Predictable storyline with no real surprises.
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Uninspired direction and forgettable characters.
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Dialogue felt forced and unnatural.
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A memorable soundtrack that fit perfectly.
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Sharp editing that kept everything flowing smoothly.
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A promising premise, but the execution fell short.
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One of the better films I've watched in a while.
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A tedious experience that felt way too long.
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Amazing movie! A must-watch for everyone.
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The acting was inconsistent and sometimes awkward.
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