It may have helped that I stumbled on this by complete accident, but
this is the end of the world on a Coleman Fransis budget and it works
fine.
The story is taut and surprising; I liked the way the horrible
authority figure can never quite be dismissed, he might just save all
there lives. The ironies packed into its 72 minutes are all handled with
a light touch.
The cast seems inexperienced but mostly do just fine. Mike Green
would go on to play the boss in Albert Brook's great meltdown scene in
"Lost In America." Few know about this film, see it if you can. It stands nicely
along side "Miracle Mile." I wonder if history will ever make these
movies obsolete?
this is the end of the world on a Coleman Fransis budget and it works
fine.
The story is taut and surprising; I liked the way the horrible
authority figure can never quite be dismissed, he might just save all
there lives. The ironies packed into its 72 minutes are all handled with
a light touch.
The cast seems inexperienced but mostly do just fine. Mike Green
would go on to play the boss in Albert Brook's great meltdown scene in
"Lost In America." Few know about this film, see it if you can. It stands nicely
along side "Miracle Mile." I wonder if history will ever make these
movies obsolete?