Edge of Eternity is a scenic murder mystery at the Grand Canyon, so so at times.
Makes you think, how many women or men Police Officers would pick up from traffic infringements, or something similar and how many of their relationships are built off that starting point, more so before technology I mean. The fight scenes are weak, along with the obvious screen and backdrop. I really like the twist or turning point though, where the brother receives a call and storms out and Janice follows to stop him and then Deputy Sheriff Les soon realizes and follows as well and it's the jovial bartender/owner, who I enjoyed, played by Mickey Shaughnessy. The question remains, was the brother faking being a drunk and also when Janice was speeding initially it appeared an intentional act to draw the attention of the Deputy Sheriff, but turns out it was just to get his attention, as she wasn't in on it. Could she not fly the plane and did the bartender know this, because he certainly didn't consider it, or is that just suppose to be understood in this time period.
Makes you think, how many women or men Police Officers would pick up from traffic infringements, or something similar and how many of their relationships are built off that starting point, more so before technology I mean. The fight scenes are weak, along with the obvious screen and backdrop. I really like the twist or turning point though, where the brother receives a call and storms out and Janice follows to stop him and then Deputy Sheriff Les soon realizes and follows as well and it's the jovial bartender/owner, who I enjoyed, played by Mickey Shaughnessy. The question remains, was the brother faking being a drunk and also when Janice was speeding initially it appeared an intentional act to draw the attention of the Deputy Sheriff, but turns out it was just to get his attention, as she wasn't in on it. Could she not fly the plane and did the bartender know this, because he certainly didn't consider it, or is that just suppose to be understood in this time period.