Everything falls flat in this film
I used to watch the TV show this was based upon when I was a kid. I have to say the movie did not excite me. It’s about trying to prevent global warming but nothing is exciting about it. Everything falls flat. Plus there’s just some really odd and bad writing thrown in. For example Frankie Avalon is playing saxophone while Barbara Eden of I Dream of Jeannie fame is doing The Charleston dance from the 1920s. This movie was released in 1961 and they have a woman doing a dance forty years old. Some writer actually thought this was cool and hip and would appeal to kids. That is just one of many flaws with this film.
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