I Am the Law

Enjoyable 1930s crime busting morality tale.

Who else then Edward G. Robinson in a crime drama?! This time on the right side fighting organized crime taking down the racketeers that's making the city lawless. Not one of his best, but it's still more then good with enough twists to keep in fun the enter length. Not surprisingly it's Robinson that carries almost the entire thing with only minor help from the stunning Wendy Barrie and the gentleman creep Otto Kruger when they're around. So another burning pipe in his pocket....