Robert to the power of three: Young! Mitchum! Ryan! It's nice to see Robert Mitchum in a positive role. The anti-semitism is handled deftly, but the violent climax is at odds with an otherwise realistic picture; it's just an excuse to punish the villain.
This review of Crossfire (1947) was written by Michael H on 12 Sep 2010.
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