The return of mr. moto 1965 mp4 download

Watch options. Storyline Edit. Sinister forces are behind the blowing up of wells in an attempt to gain control of key oil fields. Moto is assigned by British-based Beta Oil Corporation and the Foreign Office to discover who is conspiring to control the oil leases of the petroleum-rich emirate of Wadi Shammar. After an attempt on his life fails, Moto goes undercover disguised as a Japanese businessman discovers a plot against the life of the Shahrdar of Wadi Shammar.

The invincible Mr. Crime Drama Mystery Thriller. Did you know Edit. Trivia Last full length feature of Ian Fleming. Quotes Mr. Crazy credits The 20th Century Fox logo does not appear on this film. Connections Spun-off from Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation User reviews 12 Review. Marne Maitland. Movie Details Original Language: English.

Production Companies: Lippert Films. Movie Reviews House of Gucci. Licorice Pizza. King Richard. The performance is a breakthrough for Smith, playing a well-intended And if you feel like seeing the one with Peter Lorre Review of commentary only with star Henry Silva. A surprisingly enthusiastic solo commentary from Silva features only a few observations concerning the film but he talks at length about his career, movies and people he's worked with. He obviously enjoyed working on this film and being in London for the first time.

Though it brings little information about the film itself, it is a must-hear for Silva fans. The biggest probably being WWII. Was the character gone forever? Finally in the s, director Ernest Morris brought the character back after his long absence. It was a one-off, but a decent one. Silva's Moto is very subtle compared to Lorre's in his speech and appearance, but it is still effective. Why a new series did not spring from this is unclear. Was this review helpful?

Sign in to vote. After saying goodbye to Peter Lorre as Mr. Moto over 25 yrs ago; are the Moto fans jaded or does this movie just suck? I side with the latter. The low budget is obvious, the story drags on and acting is atrocious. Henry Silva as Moto Any attempt to have Silva appear oriental fails badly. Moto goes undercover as a Japanese oil businessman to find out who is setting fire to Middle Eastern oil wells and trying to garner valuable control of petroleum leases and future exports.

The detective is aided by a pretty oil company secretary Suzanne Lloyd and police inspector Halliday Stanley Morgan. Moto is a Mr. Moto film in name only. There's no resemblance between this movie and the wonderfully entertaining films that Peter Lorre made almost 30 years prior. To begin with, the plot of The Return of Mr. Moto is pretty much a muddled mess. It has something to do with sabotaged oil wells in the Middle East and a meeting of world leaders to discuss oil and oil contracts.

But really, none of it mattered much to me as I lost interest after about 20 minutes. In addition to the lifeless plot, the movie is saddled with cheap looking sets, a ridiculous plot device involving Moto in disguise there's no way putting on glasses and a goatee would have fooled anyone , and some less than stellar acting on the part of many in the supporting cast. To sum it up, The Return of Mr. Moto is one sad, drab, lifeless affair. And what's with Henry Silva playing Moto?

By , surely they could've come up with someone of Japanese descent to play the character. Don't get me wrong, I like Silva. He made some really cool movies in the 70s — particularly some of his Italian films.