3 Days Of The Condor super soundtrack suite - Dave Grusin 

Oh Boy Yeah!!!

You're not wrong!!!!

And so terrific how currently still applicable to our reality it is!!!

Me too!!!!!!!

I couldnt agree with you more. Its one of the great films from the the 1970s and the song track is such a dynamic track to listen to. Its etched in my head. I practically listen to it every day. Dave Grusin is a legend.

It has one of the best soundtracks too!

This was "New Hollywood"... I miss the quality of movies produced during the 70's. What a neat and terrific soundtrack, great acting, great actors, good story!

I find it so good that i use it as background music when i'm viewing 70s photos. It fits like a glove 😅

Said it well.

Sadly, I was assigned to review one of Faye Dunaway's lesser efforts, a 2005 drama called GHOSTS NEVER SLEEP for VIDEOSCOPE.

Agreed! Excellent film. Also, my first exposure of Max von Sydow.

I watched this movie 4️⃣0️⃣ years ago and bought it on BluRay to watch on Canada 🇨🇦 Day...still a damn good film‼️

Totally agree

Couldn't agree more!!!!!!!

Really it was not nominated?😮 I find that shocking because this is such a beautiful track to listen to.

@Paul McIlroy political & social bite, grittiness & stylishness, relevance to human beings, artistic yet approachable and commercial - New Hollywood: the best period for cinema because Hollywood had both more money and more craftsmen technicians who could successfully construct action, contemporary and historic drama set piece scenes and films. In Europe director rarely had the inclination, skill or money to do action scenes, not necessarily genre action film but a plausible violent event in his life simulating drama. In Hollywood when young 1960's 1970's artists came they had a crew of experienced guys who could objectify their visions, i.e. make them visible, physical, tangible. Craftsmen had the unique opportunity to shine and show that they are artists too. Off course they already were but in 1970's they had the unique chance to show it to everyone. Hence magnificent soundtracks, exciting hair raising montage sequences, seductive laden with emotions and meaning photography, perfect manipulation with sound to build an atmosphere (1974 "The Conversation"), the best acting performances that acting old-timers and newbies gave in their lives, aforementioned set design (George Roy Hill's 1973 "The Sting" and 1969 "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" among many) intriguingly provocative and subversive scripts, crazy genius directors (like Peckinpah) etc.

La vi por primera vez en 1976 en cine delicias en Bcn

Era cine de verdad...ojos gestos y amenizada por una estupenda bso de dave crusin...y con excelente actores...una delicia que he repetido al cabo de los años una buena cantidad de veces...y siempre me gusta...

GRP

Visionaries sale so far viceregal le diversification scene in una profundity unicameral emotive parteciparzione intends! I second the notion

Keep up!

Tres buenos papeles en la pelicula

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3Qa7ts8JLik.htmlsi=GmIKseiNanh1spYC I got you where i want you

Terrivelmente violento?

there are like four scene of violence in the whole movie, they had to be violent