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Dreyfuss is a force of nature. His energy is boundless, his eyes sparkle with ideas, he runs (not walks), he gushes (not speaks), he laughs like a hyena.

A taut thriller rooted in several strong performances.

A bright and breezy enough time capsule of a film.

Ford is charismatic as ever as the whip-wielding hero, looking eternally hard-done-by but always up for more.

What's really revolutionary about this film is the way Ivory photographs male bodies.

Somehow, A Murder Of Quality draws you in to its clichéd story through the charm of its well developed and coyly satirical characters.

Bennett's script gently mocks his characters, while also maintaining a level of understanding.

Demonstrates what an action movie ought to be.

The cast could not be better.

With a slightly-too-long runtime and an unsatisfactory ending, this is more a curio than a classic, but one that can boast impressive technical feats and good production values, as well as wonderful performances from its seasoned cast.

Lee is on top form as the wild-eyed, cold-hearted villain, approaching black magic with a steely rationality that almost makes it seem like science.