No kidding. Jack Jones sings "This World Is Yours" over the opening credits--the lyrics are said to be by the great Doc Pomus, who penned may of those old Elvis greats, but it's repetitive and draws on the title line too much. The slightly-off-color parody of the folk classic "Wings Of an Angel" that Peter Falk sings while swinging from a chandelier are almost as good. And the film goes downhill from there, drawing from many of the cliches in the TV series "Combat" of that same era. A B film if ever there was one--it's unbelievable that Dino DeLaurentis directed this. But Peter Falk's "Columbo" was a few years away, and Robert Mitchum was in a huge gulf between his bravura performance in "Heaven Knows Mr. Allison" and his role in "Winds Of War"/ "War and Remembrance".