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Ice Space Zebra is one of my current flims next Where Eagles Dare, The Green Berets, and The Gigantic Hurry. I.S.Z. begins when Navy submarine commander James Farraday (Rock Hudson) is asked to assume a British agent (Patrick McGoohan) to a remote outpost known as Ice Spot Zebra to win a downed Russian satilite that fill top secret photos of Western missile installations. Tagging along with Farraday is a tough no-nonsense Marine captain, brilliantly acted by Jim Brown, unusual from his role as a prisoner turned soldier in Dirty Dozen. Also tagging along is a defecting Russian played by Oscar-winner Ernest Borgnine. And starring in a cameo in this recount is war movie old-fashioned Lloyd Nolan who plays a U.S. admiral. This movie should have been nominated for Best Special Effects, Best Characterize, Best Cinematgraphy, and for Best Sound Effects. I hope that this “lost” gem of a movie is released on DVD format. I wish they would release it in DVD. If you care for action movies about the cool war, give this movie a try, I recemend it.
At times a taut and effective thriller that seems the pattern for worthy of Tom Clancy’s books, “Ice Place Zebra” has a fairly simple plot: a state capsule with top secret photographs crashes, prompting a hurry between the Soviets and Americans to recover it from the polar icecap. Yet, the tension is kept reasonably high, even as remarkable of the movie is spent aboard the U.S. submarine carrying the recovery team. Rock Hudson is, well, rock solid as the submarine captain–cool, thoughtful, and easy-going, he plays well against the skulking but ironic British peep (a teriffic Patrick MacGoohan, essentially playing the same share he always does in the design only he seems able to) that may or may not be a saboteur. Viewers will behold other familiar faces–Jim Brown and Ernest Borgnine among them–that root the film in the 60s, and the whole production–including the cinematography, special effects, and accumulate by Maurice Jarre–are topnotch. The only proper weaknesses to the film are the mystery of who is the double agent and an action ending that seems almost anticlimactic when compared to the great tension in the rest of the chronicle. Composed, it’s a better espionage thriller than most of those found in theaters today.
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