Panic in Year Zero engages the viewer, but isn't too thrilling and fails to go anywhere.
Ray Milland of "Dial M for Murder" directs and stars, along with talented musical artist Frankie Avalon. The script and acting isn't great, but there's a bit of substance and it's somewhat thought-provoking. The James Bond type music doesn't match the tone of what's happening on screen though. I like that when Rick gets a thrill from shooting one of the hooligans, Harry's quick to point out that'd he shouldn't and that he needs to be able to go back to being civilized when it's over. If not for the guidance of those around him, would he perhaps not turn out the same.
Ray Milland of "Dial M for Murder" directs and stars, along with talented musical artist Frankie Avalon. The script and acting isn't great, but there's a bit of substance and it's somewhat thought-provoking. The James Bond type music doesn't match the tone of what's happening on screen though. I like that when Rick gets a thrill from shooting one of the hooligans, Harry's quick to point out that'd he shouldn't and that he needs to be able to go back to being civilized when it's over. If not for the guidance of those around him, would he perhaps not turn out the same.