The Liquidator

MASTER PLAN: Assassinations. More assassinations. There was only one Liquidator film, unlike the duo of 'Flint' films and the Matt Helm film series, but it preceded both of them in jumping on the super spy spoof trend of the sixties... Full review

'The Liquidator' was based on the first published novel by John Gardner, who'd later continue the literary James Bond saga. Its a lot more fun than his 007 books ( which to be honest are mediocre ), and in 1965... Full review

It's really too bad that there was only one LIQUIDATOR film, as I really enjoyed it. That's because unlike most other spoofs of the James Bond genre, this one takes itself a little more seriously. While I know that there... Full review

This has always been one of my favorite movies. I always loved James Bond spoofs such as the Derrick Flint and Matt Helm movies, and "The Liquidator" stands above those.Rod Taylor plays Boysie Oakes, a hapless tank commander at the... Full review

I first saw this one on the CBS Late Movie in about July of 1972, and (even more than most of those) I can never see it without seeing that radiating star (I even remember where in the film one... Full review

I just saw "The liquidator". I think it is one of Rod´s worst pictures.There is a funny and promising beginning but after ten or fifteen minutes it only is boring. Rod is fun to watch but his character is badly... Full review

Vapid spy-stuff with tongue-in-check and brain-in-neutral. Rod Taylor is an accidental hero who becomes a secret agent for the British. Begins well(with an amusingly melodramatic Shirley Bassey theme song and clever credits sequence), but then goes downhill as it tries(and... Full review

"The Liquidator" was such an amusing film. I loved the fact that Shirley Bassey sang the theme song a la James Bond. It was great to see a spy whose hormones were far more potent than his efforts with a... Full review

This James Bond parody brings a new sort of jet-set secret agent to the screen -- one who hates flying, is afraid to shoot people, and would rather stay at home! ... Full Article