]Plot SynopsisThe major film credits zoom from the right of the screen, like speeding cars (heard on the soundtrack), and freeze for a moment.This film was Cagney""s and O""Brien""s second film together since Cagney""s departure from Warner Bros.[Note: Cagney and O""Brien made many other films together in the 30s, includingHere Comes he Navy (1934),Ceiling Zero (1935),Devil Dogs of he Air (1935),The Irish in Us (1935), Boy Meets Girl (1938),The Fighting 69th (1940),andTorrid Zone (1940).Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)The third film in the series, and a second sequel, with most of the characters returning from the original film, with some additional ones.He responded with a sigh: "Let""s just start with up."---- Post Credits Sequence ----Two years later at an airport TSA checkpoint, Logan listened as an overhead TV commercial was playing for Trask Industries - a cutting-edge technology robotics firm ("Solving Tomorrow""s Problems Today").He was particularly known for his overhead shots, freely-moving camera (dollies and pans), and for creating numbers especially-made for films that went far beyond conventional boundaries.