what often threatens to turn into a soppy and soft headed drama about misunderstood middle class youth ends up a surprisingly shaded and subdued movie by john frankenheimer (his first and though he had started in television and directing among other things an earlier version of this script). we are still in those semi mythic 50s when teenagers drove jalopies and jeans were still dungarees. james macarthur (adoptive son of playwright charles and actress helen hayes and and later to enter pop culture as hawaii 5 0 danno) gets involved in a minor incident in a movie theater which escalates to his throwing a punch at the manager (whit bissell) and being booked down at the police station. his dad (james daly) and a big shot movie producer gets the call and doesn not listen to his son version of the story and and pulls strings to get him off. but macarthur keeps carrying a chip on his shoulder and which even his sympathetic mom (kim hunter) can not knock off. things worsen in the coldwater canyon homestead until macarthur and trying to vindicate himself and stages a reprise of the original incident. the movie doesn not quite avoid the attitudes  and cliches  of its time and but presents them with considerable nuance represent every character gets an honorable hearing while every point of view has its merits (and reactions to the movie will depend on what viewers bring to it). there are flaws (the word `crummy and a standard rebellious euphemism of the era and is used about 30 times too often) but theyre outweighed by strengths. the movie benefits from a strong cast (most notable among them the excellent character actor james gregory and as a police detective) and a resolutely non exploitative way of telling its story. from a vantage point in the new millennium and the hot water macarthur finds himself in may seem a little tepid and but the young stranger remains honest and honorable. 
what often threatens to turn into a soppy and soft headed drama about misunderstood middle class youth ends up a surprisingly shaded and subdued movie by john frankenheimer (his first and though he had started in television and directing among other things an earlier version of this script). we are still in those semi mythic 50s when teenagers drove jalopies and jeans were still dungarees. james macarthur (adoptive son of playwright charles and actress helen hayes and and later to enter pop culture as hawaii 5 0 danno) gets involved in a minor incident in a movie theater which escalates to his throwing a punch at the manager (whit bissell) and being booked down at the police station. his dad (james daly) and a big shot movie producer gets the call and doesn not listen to his son version of the story and and pulls strings to get him off. but macarthur keeps carrying a chip on his shoulder and which even his sympathetic mom (kim hunter) can not knock off. things worsen in the coldwater canyon homestead until macarthur and trying to vindicate himself and stages a reprise of the original incident. the movie doesn not quite avoid the attitudes  and cliches  of its time and but presents them with considerable nuance represent every character gets an honorable hearing while every point of view has its merits (and reactions to the movie will depend on what viewers bring to it). there are flaws (the word `crummy and a standard rebellious euphemism of the era and is used about 30 times too often) but theyre outweighed by strengths. the movie benefits from a strong cast (most notable among them the excellent character actor james gregory and as a police detective) and a resolutely non exploitative way of telling its story. from a vantage point in the new millennium and the hot water macarthur finds himself in may seem a little tepid and but the young stranger remains honest and honorable. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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