Reviews

This movie based upon the Jonathan Kellerman novel of the same name(which introduced the Alex Delaware character) is an outstanding work. The characters are true to the novel, the interaction between Ted Danson's Delaware and Richard Masur's Milo is at times humorous and others deadly serious.

In a bit of Irony, Danson played a Child Psycologist and in the movie "There's Something About Amelia" Danson portrayed a child molester.

..."If anyone else says that I'm gonna shoot them.!"

A truly outstanding film, though it is very much a product of it's time. The scenes are too bright, and the sets look like sets, too bright and cheery even when they're suppose to be old and run down. The movie looks as if it was shot at an old West Theme park.

That being said, this should movie should be placed in the top ten of all John Wayne movies. It ranks up there with The Quiet Man, The Shootist, and The Sands of Iwo Jima. Outstanding action, and the chance to see John Wayne as he should be seen, riding a horse and carrying a six shooter. See this movie. You won't regret it.

This film is typical of Science Fiction in the 50s, very bad!

I have only seen this film on Mystery Science Theater 3000 so I can't say how it would be to watch it without the benefit of Joel and the 'bots, but I wouldn't want to, either.