Thirty Dangerous Seconds

I saw this film in my hometown of Oklahoma city, where it was filmed, 30 years ago when it had a very limited run in the local theatres. It is a reasonably good suspense film starring Robert Lansing and contains excellent location shots around areas of local interest. I wish I could find it on video as I would love to obtain a copy of it. It appears to have disappeared from the planet.

This unique movie was not given any producer credits in the imdb summary. It was produced by James H. Milligan, an intelligent and outstanding businessman. He should do more movies! The local venues used in this suspenseful film truly show the city's beauty. I wish I could find it on video or DVD.

I have to agree with Mark, the only thing good this movie had going for it was Marj Dusay. The only reason I watched this painful movie was because of her. The plot lacked clarity, and though the dialogue could sometimes drag a chuckle out of me, it often fell flat. I don't usually mind when a movie over-explains itself, but this one did just the opposite. Like with Marj finding the man in the freezer...there's no explanation given! It's like all of the characters have a bunch of private jokes going on that the viewers know nothing about. The most puzzling thing to me was the man in the wheelchair. Who was he? And how in the world was he driving that car if, I'm assuming, he couldn't use his legs? This movie could have wrapped everything up in at least 40 minutes. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. It's not even "so bad it's good." Don't waste your time with this movie...unless you want to see Marj. :)