It has all the elements of greatfilm noir- a stark opening sequence, destructive femme fatales, low-life cheap gangsters, an anti-hero, expressionistically-lit night-time scenes, a vengeful quest, and a dark mood of hopelessness.Meanwhile, Gandalf met with corrupted sorcerer Saruman (Christopher Lee) at Isengard, where he learned that Saruman was in league with Sauron""s plans to dominate Middle-Earth.Her father helplessly watches as she swims away, and calls for his staff to "lower the boats." Detectives are dispatched to find her - "Watch all roads, airports and railway stations in Miami."The next scene is introduced by a sign reading:Night Bus to New York.In the Miami bus station, detectives can""t believe she would take a lower-class night bus."We""re wasting our time.Can you imagine Ellie Andrews riding on a bus?" To evade her father""s search by traveling incognito, she has another elderly lady buy a ticket for her on a Greyhound bus - a rickety, proletarian means of transportation which would be unlikely for a rich heiress.[As the train entered the tunnel, the NOC list computer transfer failed when the connection was terminated.The growing romance between the two main characters includes many suggestive lines of dialogue.Are the other men (the accomplices) interested in her too - or only in her late husband""s business and hidden fortune that is left behind? She becomes extremely vulnerable and apprehensive after learning that her husband stole government money during the war, and his double-crossed victims (all Army war buddies) want to locate the lost treasure worth $250,000.