Shining Through

REVIEW
Those nasty Nazis are back and this time they're up against America's Working Girl. Griffith encores the role of a secretary who wants more in life than just to take dictation. Here, she speaks German and can make a wicked strudel. Of course, these two qualifications are enough to send her off to Germany in the middle of WWII to obtain secret information. Just for good measure, she's in love with her boss, secret agent Douglas. There are some good moments to this slick but silly spy thriller, especially when Neeson as a Nazi official is on screen. But don't look for a credible plot, because it's just not there.