Glad i watched this despite these really negative picky comments. Jeez..i also am always annoyed with sid Melton(?) But after viewing these comments i was rather surprised at how enjoyably passing the film effectively was ..the pacing and print displayed resolution is quite good..acting credibly on par with other noir films. So Thank you for providing this interesting film!
Banter about Dick Tracy was funny coming from Ralph Byrd, and John Howard was in Bulldog Drummond movies. These serials and character parts probably provided good livings to character/second banana actors; with steady work from different studios no need to be a lead to live well in those days.
Beside the preposterous use of "radar", to me this one really just lacked a decent screenplay. Once the uranium was stolen, the story just plodded along until it was found. Acting and cinematography was tolerable outside of poor Sid Melton's goofy character. Never understood why he was inserted into these Lippert productions. He had some good roles later in his career.
This was so bad, so technically flawed, so poorly acted, so far-fetched, that it was amusing. Only thing I couldn't stand was the actor who plays the clown. I've seen him in other old movies playing the exact same type of person. Shouldn't really complain though; it's my own fault for watching this. Oh well, probably not any worse than watching the news.
Glad i watched this despite these really negative picky comments. Jeez..i also am always annoyed with sid Melton(?) But after viewing these comments i was rather surprised at how enjoyably passing the film effectively was ..the pacing and print displayed resolution is quite good..acting credibly on par with other noir films. So Thank you for providing this interesting film!
Thank you for sharing!
I bet this was the reason my Father join the USAF to be the Worlds Leading Radar Technician that the planet has ever seen
My dad was a radarman 3/c inches navy in ww2.
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Banter about Dick Tracy was funny coming from Ralph Byrd, and John Howard was in Bulldog Drummond movies. These serials and character parts probably provided good livings to character/second banana actors; with steady work from different studios no need to be a lead to live well in those days.
Beside the preposterous use of "radar", to me this one really just lacked a decent screenplay. Once the uranium was stolen, the story just plodded along until it was found. Acting and cinematography was tolerable outside of poor Sid Melton's goofy character. Never understood why he was inserted into these Lippert productions. He had some good roles later in his career.
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This was so bad, so technically flawed, so poorly acted, so far-fetched, that it was amusing. Only thing I couldn't stand was the actor who plays the clown. I've seen him in other old movies playing the exact same type of person. Shouldn't really complain though; it's my own fault for watching this. Oh well, probably not any worse than watching the news.