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Today, 10:59 AM

Steve-O replied to a thread Servant, The (1963) in Noir reviews

a movie that really stays with you. The soundtrack is haunting too -- especially that jazz song Fox uses at first to seduce woman but becomes the...

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Today, 07:10 AM

hanklow replied to a thread The Last Film Noir you watched in Film Noir

Crossfire (1947) - A re-watch. Two of the three Roberts put in strong performances. Have never cared for Young, and it's no different this time...

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Today, 05:42 AM

gordonl56 started a thread Noir Tv - MICKEY SPILLANE'S – "Mike Hammer!" - 1954 in Neo-noir and Noir TV

MICKEY SPILLANE'S – "Mike Hammer!" - 1954 An excellent first stab at producing a series based on writer Spillane's hard-boiled detective. This was to...

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Yesterday, 01:36 PM

Surly replied to a thread Today's Noir Birthday in Film Noir

Norman Panama directs Joan Collins, Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in The Road to Hong Kong. American writer, director and producer Norman Panama wrote...

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Yesterday, 01:19 PM

Surly replied to a thread Today's Noir Birthday in Film Noir

A frame from Crossfire American screenwriter John Paxton wrote or co-wrote Murder, My Sweet (1944), Cornered (1945), Crack-Up (1946), Crossfire...

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Yesterday, 10:05 AM

dlhartzog replied to a poll Barbara Loden's WANDA (1970) neo-noir? in Neo-noir and Noir TV

Wanda is a fine movie, sadly neglected, and probably could be classified as neonoir. I have not seen it for some time, but still sticks in my mind.

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Yesterday, 09:47 AM

gordonl56 replied to a poll Barbara Loden's WANDA (1970) neo-noir? in Neo-noir and Noir TV

Must admit i have never heard of the film. It goes on my list as well.

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Yesterday, 08:49 AM

Steve-O replied to a poll Barbara Loden's WANDA (1970) neo-noir? in Neo-noir and Noir TV

I haven't seen it! On the list. thanks. I'll vote on the poll when I finally watch. 446775

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Yesterday, 06:06 AM

Ned replied to a poll Barbara Loden's WANDA (1970) neo-noir? in Neo-noir and Noir TV

An excellent film, shot in part in my hometown of Waterbury, Conn. The scenes of the now "off-limits" Holyland were unexpected. A bit slow paced at...

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05-20-2013, 11:49 PM

Richard started a poll Barbara Loden's WANDA (1970) neo-noir? in Neo-noir and Noir TV

Barbara Loden was a method actress whose beauty and talent won her several supporting roles ranging from studio films like SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS...

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05-20-2013, 05:40 PM

rftbotb replied to a thread The Last Film Noir you watched in Film Noir

Saw 2 noirs last night & tonight, both dealing with people crossing the US border illegally, Border Incident (1949) and A Lady Without Passport...

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05-20-2013, 02:51 PM

mkhand replied to a thread Servant, The (1963) in Noir reviews

I'd love to see Losey's Kafkaesque men on the run art-house thriller Figures In a Landscape again, at one time in the 60's & 70's The Damned played...

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05-20-2013, 02:46 PM

Surly replied to a thread Today's Noir Birthday in Film Noir

Edward J. Montagne directed The Tattooed Stranger (1950), and Man with My Face (1951).

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05-20-2013, 02:38 PM

Surly replied to a thread Today's Noir Birthday in Film Noir

Gregory Ratoff in All About Eve Actor, director and producer Gregory Ratoff was born in St. Petersburg, Russia. Ratoff acted in the highly...

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