This is a very tepid suspenser with one--ONE--big twist and then a silly denouemont that goes on for far too long. Perhaps in 1965 the pop psychology that underpins the resolution was fresh and edgy, but now it just feels lazy. All the red herrings that take up most of the running time lack interest even before you know the solution to the mystery. After you know the solution, the whole thing seems like a complete waste of time, as if the script writers thought their job was simply to delay the ending.
Don't be fooled by all the big names and talent involved here. The parts don't add up to anything great.
Don't be fooled by all the big names and talent involved here. The parts don't add up to anything great.