This really is not a comedy however there are some very amusing scenes. However, I like the ratiocination scenes best. And when at the funeral, Paul Broadbent (Sam Waterston) suggests that Mike Finnegan (Robert Preston) moves out of Liz DeHaan's (Mary Tyler Moore) place; he gets pushed in the grave. This is about people, affairs, and aging. And many other people issues.
In the process of this movie, you can see how much better the actors have improved over the years and play fuller characters than in most of their previous movies. This is one of those movies that you watch over again, first to get the parts we glanced over while thinking about the movie action and dialog and missed. Then watch again just for the feel. Then watch again as we are now hooked.
In the process of this movie, you can see how much better the actors have improved over the years and play fuller characters than in most of their previous movies. This is one of those movies that you watch over again, first to get the parts we glanced over while thinking about the movie action and dialog and missed. Then watch again just for the feel. Then watch again as we are now hooked.