THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR (1975) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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Reaction and Analysis of Robert Redford's Political Thriller, Three Days of the Condor
Discover how Robert Redford's "Condor" survives a massive government betrayal, revealing deep-seated corruption hidden within intelligence agencies. Learn why this 1975 political thriller remains chillingly relevant today.
Short Summary
- The audience debates Robert Redford's legacy, choosing this 1975 political thriller via a viewer poll.
- The protagonist, "Condor" (Turner), returns from lunch to find his entire specialist research office massacred, forcing him into immediate, panicked survival.
- Condor quickly deduces the threat originates not from foreign adversaries, but from rogue elements within his own agency, the CIA.
- His survival pivots on exposing the secret operation—which involves corporate oil interests—to external sources like the New York Times. This coverage orients readers to the film’s core themes of paranoia, institutional distrust, and the critical necessity of becoming a public whistleblower when agency loyalty fails.
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Top Comments (10)
Redford had the best shocked reaction to Atwood being shot
Glad to see you two on some classic movies recently. Or, as I call them…”the good stuff” 🤪
Wow, never seen anyone react to this gem. Great pick!
This post-Watergate thriller captures the paranoid tenor of the times, thanks to Sydney Pollack's taut direction and excellent performances from Robert Redford and Faye Dunaway.
Movies in the 70's loved ambiguous (or even dark) endings, we are left to assume Turners fate but it's hard to see it being a happy ending... One of the best thrillers of that era though.
RIP Robert Redford, Max Von Sydow, John Houseman and Cliff Robertson for making this an entertainment spy thriller.
One of my favorite movies. I really like Max Von Sydow's character. Action that is realistic and circumstance that are believable, not Hollywood exaggeration.
Absolutely one of my top Robert Redford movies of all time. Was lucky to meet him once in the early 90's in New York City. Happy to report he was a truly great soul with a genuine sense of humor.
Way to go Ladies! A true 70's thriller/suspense classic. See, back in the day, we had to pay attention and figure things out. No quick easy answers and "Hollywood" endings all wrapped up neatly.
The Twin Towers were recently completed and open to the public when this film was shot. 😪
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Top Comments (10)
Redford had the best shocked reaction to Atwood being shot
Glad to see you two on some classic movies recently. Or, as I call them…”the good stuff” 🤪
Wow, never seen anyone react to this gem. Great pick!
This post-Watergate thriller captures the paranoid tenor of the times, thanks to Sydney Pollack's taut direction and excellent performances from Robert Redford and Faye Dunaway.
Movies in the 70's loved ambiguous (or even dark) endings, we are left to assume Turners fate but it's hard to see it being a happy ending... One of the best thrillers of that era though.
RIP Robert Redford, Max Von Sydow, John Houseman and Cliff Robertson for making this an entertainment spy thriller.
One of my favorite movies. I really like Max Von Sydow's character. Action that is realistic and circumstance that are believable, not Hollywood exaggeration.
Absolutely one of my top Robert Redford movies of all time. Was lucky to meet him once in the early 90's in New York City. Happy to report he was a truly great soul with a genuine sense of humor.
Way to go Ladies! A true 70's thriller/suspense classic. See, back in the day, we had to pay attention and figure things out. No quick easy answers and "Hollywood" endings all wrapped up neatly.
The Twin Towers were recently completed and open to the public when this film was shot. 😪