I would have never bet a dime that Metro Goldwyn Mayer could provide such sixty five minutes film, a pure B movie, especially in the fifties. In the thirties and forties, yes, maybe MGM, but in the fifties, it was especially the department of...Well no studios did not produce such short films in the fifties, this frame was on the contrary saved for TV episodes instead. It begins like a CRIME DOESN'T PAY story, with a propaganda, didactic explanation in off voice mode. Yes, this kind of stuff would have better fit in the forties or thirties; but this one is OK, fast paced, especially in the second part. VERY surprising for a MGM production.
Review of Code Two
