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Short Walk to Daylight

Short Walk to Daylight – 1972
Director
Barry Shear

Writers
Philip H. Reisman Jr
Gerald Di Pego

Cast
James Brolin
Don Mitchell
James McEachin

 

Review by Wayne Malin

Pretty good,

Various people are traveling the subway. Then an earthquake hits totally uprooting the subway car. Some of the passengers survive and, with hard-boiled James Brolin leading the way, they try to find a way out.

Caught this on TV when I was 10 and never forgot it. The earthquake scene was great and the acting was pretty good (for TV). Also they all have to face numerous obstacles to get out so I was never really bored. Haven’t seen it since its premiere and I don’t think I want to. Chances are what I liked when I was 10 will not hold up now when I’m in my 40s! Still it’s worth catching if it ever pops up again. I give it a 6.

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