(Flash Review)
Odd to consider those two things cute but this was a 40's movie with a 72 min run time. The movie kicks off with an employee, Nicholas, who knows the combo to his boss's safe snatching millions of dollars in stocks on a Friday afternoon and shoving them into his attaché as he is about to leave the country for Shanghai. Sitting next to him on the flight is an attractive gal who is being blackmailed by the main sitting across from her; commuter train style. (funny that in the 40's, the stewardess allowed customers to switch seats while taxing to the runway) The lady loops Nicholas into her drama in hopes of thwarting the blackmailing man. During a layover, Nicholas's attaché is stolen by the other man and the lady and Nicholas track him down while they are getting emotionally close. Will Nicholas get his money back, get the lady and allude his boss when he finds out the stocks are gone? This was a very competent B-level movie and moderately enjoyable.
Odd to consider those two things cute but this was a 40's movie with a 72 min run time. The movie kicks off with an employee, Nicholas, who knows the combo to his boss's safe snatching millions of dollars in stocks on a Friday afternoon and shoving them into his attaché as he is about to leave the country for Shanghai. Sitting next to him on the flight is an attractive gal who is being blackmailed by the main sitting across from her; commuter train style. (funny that in the 40's, the stewardess allowed customers to switch seats while taxing to the runway) The lady loops Nicholas into her drama in hopes of thwarting the blackmailing man. During a layover, Nicholas's attaché is stolen by the other man and the lady and Nicholas track him down while they are getting emotionally close. Will Nicholas get his money back, get the lady and allude his boss when he finds out the stocks are gone? This was a very competent B-level movie and moderately enjoyable.