Despite the title, there is precious little flying in this movie; it mostly takes place in a hotel and the garden and pool outside.
The hero pilot, Hobe Carrington, is trying to get hold of a secret document, and does, twice, for a short time before getting hit on the head from behind each time, and knocked unconscious. Each time, he wakes up, rubs the spot, and goes about his business without any apparent signs of concussion. I think, even in 1946, you weren't allowed to fly passenger aircraft immediately after suffering a concussion. However, the show must go on.
Will the bad guys get the uranium? Will the hero wind up with his ex-wife or the blond? Will you be able to understand the dialog despite the really loud violin playing "background music" at 20 db louder than the actors speak? Watch it and see (if you have nothing better to do with your 1 hour and 14 minutes).
The hero pilot, Hobe Carrington, is trying to get hold of a secret document, and does, twice, for a short time before getting hit on the head from behind each time, and knocked unconscious. Each time, he wakes up, rubs the spot, and goes about his business without any apparent signs of concussion. I think, even in 1946, you weren't allowed to fly passenger aircraft immediately after suffering a concussion. However, the show must go on.
Will the bad guys get the uranium? Will the hero wind up with his ex-wife or the blond? Will you be able to understand the dialog despite the really loud violin playing "background music" at 20 db louder than the actors speak? Watch it and see (if you have nothing better to do with your 1 hour and 14 minutes).