The Man Who Would Be King
Adventure • PG • 1975 • 2 hr 9 min
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One of the great, underrated gems of the 70s
An absolutely great adventure classic. Great story, great acting, especially from the iconic main cast and a thrill of a ride all the way!
A fantastic, engrossing, wonderfully directed, acted, and shot film about man’s lust for power and excitement.
Sean Connery and Michael Caine are a delight. A movie that doesn’t get anywhere near enough love and recognition that it deserves.
A tragically funny classic worth watching.
"Great movie and great action starring two of the greats in Connery and Caine as two British adventures in India good old film"
Exciting adventure movie. Connery and Caine dynamic is good.
With an excellent cast, the movie wonderfully takes you through an environment like no other an helps portray the consequences of greed.
This has many engaging themes, an interesting story, and good performances. I recommend it.
Very entertaining and gripping adventure into the unknown. The leading duo works pretty well.
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