Blade Runner Night of the Hunter Angel Heart (more horror than noir, but still) Blood Simple Sin City The Maltese Falcon The Big Heat The Killing Brighton Rock Infernal Affairs Sent from my MediaPad T1 8.0 Pro using Tapatalk |
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Edward G. Robinson is a mild mannered cashier who get's involved with a scheming femme fatale, played by Suspiria's Joan Bennet. He doesn't realise that her and her boyfriend are just using him as a sucker so they can steal from him. I really enjoyed it. And the Kino release is excellent and region free. |
Not up on my noir, I'm not always sure what qualifies. But here goes with a mix of classic, modern and what i see as fitting Odd Man Out. Carol Reed. 1947. Touch of Evil. Orson Welles. 1958. Casablanca. Michael Curtiz. 1942 The Killers. Don Siegel. 1964 Thief. Michael Mann. 1981 Batman. Tim Burton. 1989 L.A.Confidential. Curtis Hanson. 1997. Dead Again. Kenneth Brannagh. 1991. Dark City. Alex Proyas. 1998. Sin City. Robert Rodriguez. 2005. |
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It's from the same Library of Congress source as the Kino dvd but has a better transfer according to dvdcompare. Rewind @ www.dvdcompare.net - Scarlet Street (1945) Thanks b_e and Crimson Blade. :thankingyou: |
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I don't think I'll be including any Neo-Noir in my list (Chinatown may creep in though...) as the term is used way too broadly in my opinion. |
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