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Today's Best NYTimes 1176 Best Films was John Boorman's

Point Blank (1967)

in which Lee Marvin pursues an amount of money owed him while, at the same time, working a thug elimination project with "cop" Keenan Wynn.

I love both these men and to watch them work together is prime.

The film is a bit challenging as Boorman plays with time and dreams and reality.

Angie Dickenson takes the screen whenever she is on. What a moll.

You will like it and it will keep you on the edge of your seat for 90 minutes—the perfect movie length—the time I grew up with as a kid.

This will be a 4 out of Netflix5.

Labels: best films, noir