Steve McQueen,
Faye Dunaway,
Paul Burke,
Jack Weston,
Yaphet Kotto
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Thomas Crown (Steve McQueen) is a self-made Boston millionaire who masterminds a bank heist in hopes of leaving it all behind. Tired of being part of the Establishment, he has hopes of pulling off the... read more
DVD Release Date: August 15, 2001
Stats: 590 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (590)
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December 11, 2010
This movie wasn't bad, it was just way too boring, I didn't even watch it all. Some day I'll give it another chance maybe.
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February 26, 2009
Nevermind the use and abuse of the so called avant-garde techniques like multiple split screen or neon lights fade out, It simply is a sensous and stylish cross between romantic melodrama and caper movie, in which the cool couple McQueen and Dunaway squeeze out their immense chem... read more
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September 22, 2008
the 1968 "thomas crown affair" is the prototypical exemplification of 60s style over substance, and it is literily the milestone for the 60s idiocyncrasic aura, regarding its chic wardrobes to paneled montage cinematography to its french new wave influenced plot twist. of course,... read more
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August 31, 2008
The Thomas Crown Affair is a very good and smart movie from the 60's starring two greats; Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway.
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July 1, 2008
A jaded playboy businessman (Steve McQueen) expands into masterminding heists for kicks, and bumps into a sexy tough-cookie insurance adjuster (Faye Dunaway) who's investigating his latest crime. Are they falling in love, or just playing cat and mouse? Cool performances from se... read more
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June 23, 2008
The (original) Thomas Crown Affair is more of a time capsule than an actual movie. It stammers around with a dull story, gimmicky split screen shots (which really annoyed the hell out of me after a while) and Faye Dunaway's wardrobe. This one had a lot of potential (that the 1999... read more
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August 13, 2007
Steve is super cool, Faye is ravishing and dig those crazy 60's fashions. The movie's pretty good too.
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May 12, 2007
Despite the obvious allure of McQueen and Dunaway as one of the coolest cinematic couples around, I actually found this film quite dull. The gimmicky cut-ins are annoying, and I HATE that song!! It's really just an exercise in 60s style over substance.
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August 27, 2006
Norman Jewison puts style over substance in this sharply cut, innovative heist film. The style is interesting enough to make it work. Very entertaining film with its own flair.
Critic Reviews
Possibly the most under-plotted, underwritten, over-photographed film of the year. Full Review
It's worth noting that 30 years and dozens of caper films later, the closing twist isn't nearly as startling as it once was, but it still makes for an effective conclusion. Full Review
Surface gloss is what you get in this caper-romance. Full Review
McQueen is charming, reads his lines well, and shows that he isn't just another short actor with an interesting face. Full Review
Delightful.
stylish caper thriller
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