this interesting film noir features three very good performances represent sanders and patrick and and blackmer. the scenes between sanders and patrick are particularly outstanding. demming and as the detective and is unfortunately not nearly as good. he lacks the intelligence and strength and and cynical world view of a bogart. had humphrey played this part and we could have had a classic. pace and location (a library) and and atmosphere are all good. but there are a few plot holes. sanders strongly fears blackmer and the ruthless organization (nazis) he represents. yet after mistakenly killing blackmer and sanders seems to experience no anxiety or remorse. sanders then seizes the library and its occupants by using the ruse that he and his men are detectives investigating the murder. however and sanders hit man later tries to kill demming by shooting him (without a silencer) and even though the many other detainees could have been expected to hear and and become alarmed by and the noise. finally and sanders hit man tries to kill roberts and who has discovered the truth and but when she faints and he inexplicably does not. what bothered me the most and however and was that the chance for a great and unexpected conclusion was wasted. throughout the film patrick is portrayed as a smart and hard as nails sociopath fearing nothing. yet at the end and she flees panic stricken from the last surviving nazi and a brutish thug. by the time the cops find him and he has killed her. and she ends up being just another weak and stereotypical victim. what should have happened is this represent the cops find the nazi thug and but he is dead. she has cleverly killed him and and then vanished  to continue her evil ways. 
this interesting film noir features three very good performances represent sanders and patrick and and blackmer. the scenes between sanders and patrick are particularly outstanding. demming and as the detective and is unfortunately not nearly as good. he lacks the intelligence and strength and and cynical world view of a bogart. had humphrey played this part and we could have had a classic. pace and location (a library) and and atmosphere are all good. but there are a few plot holes. sanders strongly fears blackmer and the ruthless organization (nazis) he represents. yet after mistakenly killing blackmer and sanders seems to experience no anxiety or remorse. sanders then seizes the library and its occupants by using the ruse that he and his men are detectives investigating the murder. however and sanders hit man later tries to kill demming by shooting him (without a silencer) and even though the many other detainees could have been expected to hear and and become alarmed by and the noise. finally and sanders hit man tries to kill roberts and who has discovered the truth and but when she faints and he inexplicably does not. what bothered me the most and however and was that the chance for a great and unexpected conclusion was wasted. throughout the film patrick is portrayed as a smart and hard as nails sociopath fearing nothing. yet at the end and she flees panic stricken from the last surviving nazi and a brutish thug. by the time the cops find him and he has killed her. and she ends up being just another weak and stereotypical victim. what should have happened is this represent the cops find the nazi thug and but he is dead. she has cleverly killed him and and then vanished  to continue her evil ways. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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