Customer Ratings & Reviews

Thought I’d give this a shot since I’m a fan of Bond movies. A different kind of spy movie but still good.

The movie is entertaining but followed a standard play and the action sequences were not that great

A decent spy movie, didnt really like the russian guy for some reason.

Not really what I expected but it was ok to view a few times

A lot of style, some substance, fun, with a good cast.

The movie was entertaining but the original series was better.

While not one of Guy Richie's best movies, it is still fun to watch. I enjoyed it more the second time I watched it, seeing things I missed on the first viewing. Interesting character development, with multiple plot twists and fun action scenes. Wish it was in 4K, but the BluRay quality is very good, as is the soundtrack. Glad I could add this to my collection of Guy Richie films.

My wife fell asleep in the first ten minutes but I kept watching. This movie got better the more I watched. I was not a fan of the original series. But I don't think you have to know the show to enjoy this movie. With new movies having overdone cgi effects this movies looks real with authentic stunts. The overall look and feel is well done. I almost gave it 4 stars except for the slow start.

Having watched the original Man From U.N.C.L.E. I was not able to watch it without making the comparisons. I think it would have better if Armie Hammer's character was which played as fragile sociopath waiting to explode and the comic book one liners weren't so prevalent throughout. It played like a comic book instead of a suave and debonair spy flick. It was average in my opinion.

This movie was on my wishlist for a while so I bought it when it was on sale. I recall liking the movie when I first saw it and I do like all of the main actors. Upon watching it again, I found the plot somewhat unremarkable. Nevertheless, it's a fun, entertaining movie.

I can see why this film didn't do well at the USA box office last summer- but overall the film is funny, witty, charming and hilarious! I love the Dolby Atmos Mix and the overall image quality. From what I know the TV series is similar to this pace of movie and I'm sure Warner Bros. will make a sequel, if not a new TV series.

This movie tells you how the characters came together to form the team. I did not ever watch the original series so I don't know if it followed the original story line or not. I thought the character development was a little slow at times in the movie but it was still enjoyable.

Robert Vaughn and David McCallum from the 60s show were witty and fun. This movie was well patterned after the TV show. The movie was a bit more racy during at least one scene, detracting from the movie and a desire to reminisce with children or grandchildren.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. I found this one to be average. It left me wanting more from the characters... maybe it was a bit to cheeky for my tastes??? Good cast, and visually the film was top notch, but again overall I think it was average.

I thought this was gonna be better than it was. Maybe I set the expectations too high, I wouldn't recommend buyin' this. More like a rental. The action scenes were ok. The story seemed to drag at certain parts. Could've been much better.

Having not seen the original TV series i have no basis for comparison. I will say the movie wasn't bad. It's definitely entertaining. Some would say its a popcorn flick.

My wife fell asleep in the first 15 minutes. Very retro. Good if you loved the older TV shows of the 60-70's. I pushed through it. The acting was ok. Felt like I was watching an older movie. Great for my Father's era.

Henry Cavill is great as Napoleon Solo, and costumes, sets, and dialogue really do capture the look and feel of the '60's. It's an entertaining enough film, but there's nothing about it that'll demand repeat viewings.

The show this is based on was a campy light series. This is much more action based. More like a Jason Borne or Jack Ryan movie than the series it was based on. So if you like those types of films it's a good watch.

Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer team to bring '60's spy series U.N.C.L.E. to the big screen. Pity it didn't do well in theaters, because director Guy Ritchie spins a fun homage to spy tales of yesteryear.