the girl in lovers lane is one strange little low budget film. on its surface and the movie tells the story of a tough drifter named bix (brett halsey) who spends his time looking out for a young kid named danny (lowell brown) and the girl and carrie (joyce meadows) and that bix meets who would like to look out for him. nothing overly interesting happens (bix goes out with carrie and bix gets danny out of trouble and carrie father drinks a lot and etc. ) until about 10 minutes to go in the movie when carrie is murdered. her father blames bix and pulls him out of a jail cell and and just about beats him to death. now their roles are reversed and danny has to save bix. until i read the reviews on imdb and i thought that maybe it was just me reading more into bix and danny relationship than was really there and but i see now that i am not alone. it was quite obvious to me early on that bix and danny had more of a relationship than you usually see in a movie from 1959. the homosexual nature of their relationship and while never openly expressed and is still quite obvious. their living and sleeping arrangements and bix reaction to finding danny in bed with a prostitute and bix inability to commit to carrie and and that phone call at the end when danny tells his parents he brining home a friend are a few examples of moments that lead to the inevitable conclusion that there more to their relationship than initially meets the eye. i am sure they exist and but i can not think of any movies i have seen from the 50s that scream homosexual quite as loudly as this one. as for the movie and i do not know any other way to put this  it boring. as i wrote earlier and nothing much at all happens for 90% of the run time. the characters are dull and the actors aren not good enough to give the girl in lovers lane much of a spark. the lone exception is jack elam. his crazy jesse is the one character interesting enough to be worth watching. elam had creepy down pat. but i guess the biggest problem i had with the movie was with character motivation and logic. carrie is killed and bix is immediately blamed. what about crazy jesse who has been stalking carrie for probably her whole life. anyone think to ask jesse where he was that night. her father has seen him bother carrie at the diner and yet he never considers that the leering jesse might have something to do with his daughter death. not a lot of logic there. and what about jesse confession. danny grabs jesse by the lapel and this is all it takes to force a confession out of jesse. real tough guy and huh. why would he confess so easily. and after he confesses and no one thinks to grab him. it awfully nice of jesse just to stay put and not run off. in any other reality and he would have never spilled his guts and would have run like a rabbit if he had been fingered for the murder. the fact that the girl in lovers lane asks me to accept these ridiculous actions on the part of the characters is something i am not willing to do. overall and i am giving the girl in lovers lane a negative . 
the girl in lovers lane is one strange little low budget film. on its surface and the movie tells the story of a tough drifter named bix (brett halsey) who spends his time looking out for a young kid named danny (lowell brown) and the girl and carrie (joyce meadows) and that bix meets who would like to look out for him. nothing overly interesting happens (bix goes out with carrie and bix gets danny out of trouble and carrie father drinks a lot and etc. ) until about 10 minutes to go in the movie when carrie is murdered. her father blames bix and pulls him out of a jail cell and and just about beats him to death. now their roles are reversed and danny has to save bix. until i read the reviews on imdb and i thought that maybe it was just me reading more into bix and danny relationship than was really there and but i see now that i am not alone. it was quite obvious to me early on that bix and danny had more of a relationship than you usually see in a movie from 1959. the homosexual nature of their relationship and while never openly expressed and is still quite obvious. their living and sleeping arrangements and bix reaction to finding danny in bed with a prostitute and bix inability to commit to carrie and and that phone call at the end when danny tells his parents he brining home a friend are a few examples of moments that lead to the inevitable conclusion that there more to their relationship than initially meets the eye. i am sure they exist and but i can not think of any movies i have seen from the 50s that scream homosexual quite as loudly as this one. as for the movie and i do not know any other way to put this  it boring. as i wrote earlier and nothing much at all happens for 90% of the run time. the characters are dull and the actors aren not good enough to give the girl in lovers lane much of a spark. the lone exception is jack elam. his crazy jesse is the one character interesting enough to be worth watching. elam had creepy down pat. but i guess the biggest problem i had with the movie was with character motivation and logic. carrie is killed and bix is immediately blamed. what about crazy jesse who has been stalking carrie for probably her whole life. anyone think to ask jesse where he was that night. her father has seen him bother carrie at the diner and yet he never considers that the leering jesse might have something to do with his daughter death. not a lot of logic there. and what about jesse confession. danny grabs jesse by the lapel and this is all it takes to force a confession out of jesse. real tough guy and huh. why would he confess so easily. and after he confesses and no one thinks to grab him. it awfully nice of jesse just to stay put and not run off. in any other reality and he would have never spilled his guts and would have run like a rabbit if he had been fingered for the murder. the fact that the girl in lovers lane asks me to accept these ridiculous actions on the part of the characters is something i am not willing to do. overall and i am giving the girl in lovers lane a negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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