The Domino Principle (The Domino Killings)

The Domino Principle (The Domino Killings) (1977)

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Stanley Kramer directed this paranoid thriller involving a murderer who is inexplicably released from prison by a mysterious organization. Gene Hackman is Roy Tucker, serving time in San Quentin when he's busted out by a secret organization in return for having to assassinate an unnamed person.… More

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Genres
Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense
In Theaters
Jul 25, 1977 Wide

Critic Reviews

  • Variety Staff, Variety

    Stanley Kramer's film contains a lot of physical and logistical nonsense.

  • , Time Out

    With a lame script and the leaden hand of Kramer's direction, it blows most of its chances.

  • , TV Guide's Movie Guide

    Stanley Kramer was obviously trying for a message with this film, but it got lost within the intricate plot twists.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Universal D


    Late 70's conspiracy theorists unite as convict Hackman gets recruited to do a bit of dirty work for a clandestine organization with seemingly unlimited resources and funding. Not a bad vehicle to entertain but the execution leaves a lot to be desired, namely coherency. The… More

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