- Genre
- Action
- Year
- 1951
- Runtime
- 1h08
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Flame Of Stamboul
Adventure ignites amidst the intrigue of Istanbul!
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Synopsis
In the 1951 adventure thriller "Flame of Stamboul," directed by the renowned Edward Dmytryk, audiences are transported to the vibrant and tumultuous streets of Istanbul. The story revolves around Bob Hargrove, played by Richard Denning, an American aviator inadvertently drawn into a high-stakes game of intrigue and espionage. When he crosses paths with a mysterious woman, Hargrove finds himself entangled in a plot involving stolen documents and treachery. As he navigates the exotic and perilous landscape, he must dodge dangerous enemies and extricate himself from a web of deception. With its thrilling atmosphere and engaging characters, the film captures the essence of post-war adventure, blending romance, action, and political tension. The cinematography beautifully showcases the enchanting backdrop of Istanbul, making it not just a narrative but a visual feast filled with suspense and charm.
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Reviews
The critical reception to "Flame of Stamboul" has been mixed, with some praising its adventurous spirit while others critique its execution. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a modest score reflecting its polarizing nature. Critics have noted, 'Though it sometimes succumbs to formulaic storytelling, the film offers an intriguing snapshot of the era's cinematic escapism.' However, many viewers on IMDb, where it holds a rating of 5.3/10, appreciated the film's ability to transport them into a world of adventure amidst a rich cultural backdrop. One viewer remarked, 'Richard Denning brings an earnest charm to his role that makes the narrative more engaging.' A review on Metacritic summed it up well by stating, 'If you can overlook the some clichés of the plot, there’s fun to be had in its atmosphere and performances.' While it may not be a timeless classic, "Flame of Stamboul" still holds a nostalgic appeal for those who appreciate vintage adventure flicks and the allure of 1950s cinema.
