Alan Singer

Typical. It was a long piece of nicely made film but not what I was hoping for. The atom bomb and the real story behind it was in the background. People needed to hear about the ins and outs of Russian communism and his personal life. Nothing about the science really. Typical American need for a soap opera instead of something really enlightening and interesting. Just too much to hope for.

Complex and jaw dropping. Great casting and acting. Great final scene.

This movie was one of those movies that requires a little context. It had to be rather low budget. The flaming horses was a clear indicator of hopelessly bad special effects. Lynette Anthony’s hair was a disaster. Yet, Freddy Jones makes any movie special. Some of the acting was pretty entertaining and like another review said this movie gave some good actors a launch. Ken Marshall was a great hero. To me however the raging hi light of this movie was James Horner’s score. It was beautiful and very moving. Watching the movie brings me back to a time in my life from the music alone.