Thanks for the memories!

Brilliant and touching

An action-packed slog

It’s an especially fun movie from a director and cast who are clearly having a good time allowing themselves to let loose.

Burdened by the conventions of its era, "The Girl Of Scotland Yard" does not deliver upon the promise of its title. "The Girl" (a game but rather bland Karen Morley) does not get to do much except get captured by the villains. Most of the screen time goes to the male lead, Robert Baldwin, who is even blander (according to IMDb, his film career essentially lasted only five years, and you can see why). Eduardo Cianelli is better as the villain, but he can't rescue the film from the clutches of boredom. There is an ambitious aerial action climax, however it is hard to get too excited about it when it's so obvious that the actors never left the ground and much of the footage is actually stock footage from other sources. *1/2 out of 4.

Not particularly good mystery concerning a reporter who is assigned to investigate the mysterious destruction of war munitions, ships and bases. During the course of his wandering he runs into the title character.The film is a mess. It runs an hour fails to fully fill even half the running time with a real plot. The first fifteen minutes sets everything in motion with our hero and then the film drops it for useless nonsense. The film then after about 20 minutes where not much happens the film suddenly jumps toward it's conclusion. There is no explanations, no set up it just jumps, dropping our hero and picking up with the titled character.In all honesty the film might have been something if the film had managed to link it all together, but as it stands it feels like they grafted two or three films together but never really connected them into a real plot with real motivation- everything is simply a given.A mess