"There's no one left anywhere." If you can make it through the interminable first half, the second half of this end-of-civilization story is hellishly ambitious, if still moviemaking on a dime. This Noah's ark is populated by phantoms of his mind. The main dots to connect: the aural collage of sounds of mid-20th Century history with the presence of "Noah" (Robert Strauss), all by his lonesome on a deserted island--well, on a deserted Earth--as (he says) radiation clouds occasionally drift by. Out of all the voices in the collage, JFK's stands out, stirringly. No wonder we listened to him. Curiously touching: the singing of 'Auld Lang Syne" over shots of windblown palm trees. Robert Strauss is best remembered for "Stalag 17" and, lesserly, "The Atomic Kid".![🙂]()
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