Blulite

Really object to all of the Profanity, extreme use of bad language in a movie is such a big turn off. I did enjoy the interiors of the Smith house. And the soundtrack was not bad. I do not mind seeing violence in an adult movie but really, does there have to be so gosh darn much use of profanity in such a movie? Willis's career has really come a long was from his work in television on Moonlighting. The Die Hard series is quite enjoyable. In this movie his role was like so many of his other characters. The little boy in the film had a good part and was quite entertaining to watch. And the spin of having the mob in the film and the delinquents hitting on a crime house was interesting to view.

As a kid I had this movie on Viewmaster in 1972, on 3 reels I really liked it then. Never had it on VHS, but was glad I waited to get it on DVD. Which finally I did. I enjoyed movie when it came out, enjoyed the cast, especially Robert Wagner, Rosemary Forsythe, and Robert Colbert, I really like all the people that were used as guest stars. And I enjoyed the city and that they used the flying sub from "Voyage to the bottom of the sea", in the movie. I liked the sets, the costumes were excellent, the US Navy really should consider naval uniforms like the costume department used in the movie, the music supplied as very good, I certainly wish this had become a Television show, at the time it aired on broadcast I thought it was a Pilot for an upcoming TV show, sadly that never happened.