Rumor has it that Carla Gugino (who played Leonard's Karen Sisco on tv) will be in season 3 as a District US Marshal. It'll be nice to see her in some Leonard-inspired material again.
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Rumor has it that Carla Gugino (who played Leonard's Karen Sisco on tv) will be in season 3 as a District US Marshal. It'll be nice to see her in some Leonard-inspired material again.
I always get excited by these Criterion sales. I picked up The Spy Who Came in From the Cold yesterday. Not a noir, but a damn fine film.
I love this show also; great writing and acting. I grew up and live in Missouri, so a lot of these characters seem more than a little familiar. I felt the same way when I saw Winter's Bone.
If you pre-order, there's bonus cases you get, based on where you pre-order from. I went ahead and preordered from Gamestop, which gets me a bonus crime case based on the movie The Naked City....
I saw Sucker Punch this past weekend. I thought it was pretty bad. Flat characters I didn't care about, barely-there plot with a "twist" that didn't surprise me and an orgy of eye candy and violence...
I just added The Big Book of Pulps and the Black Mask anthology to my Amazon wish list last night. If you're interested in America during Prohibitiion, over the summer I read Last Call: The Rise and...
I took a break from crime stories to try some steampunk. I've resolved to read it, but it's a slow, painful read compared to all the crime and pulp I was reading before this. It's The Difference...
Fast-paced out of the gate. Once I started it was difficult to put down. A really fun read.
I've been on a crime book mad tear lately. The Blonde by Duane Swierczynski, Gun Monkeys by Victor Gischler, The Extraordiinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar by Maurice Leblanc, and...
AMC is running a mini-marathon of Rubicon if anyone is interested in catching up. Sunday September 5th, beginning 9am Eastern. All six episodes with the new seventh in the evening. DVR is set!
I saw this on Netflix streaming and promptly told my stepdad, who also is a noir fan, about it. He swears it is a remake and the original has the same name, but I've yet to find proof. Anyone else...
I've read the Martin Booth book (A Very Private Gentleman) and am rather excited for this movie.
I've watched it twice in the past month and I'm still not sure I understand it completely. But each viewing I find more things and gain more knowledge. I'll watch it one more time before sending it...