More Noir we've never seen (for ElCid ) Czwowiek na torze aka Man on the Tracks (1957) :

Noir we never seen: Un témoin dans la ville aka A Witness In the City (1959)

Anybody think of any actresses who had a better career pre code than after?

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays Noir -istas and Afico- Noir -dos. Noir we've never seen A Nice montage of beautiful Jenny Karezi in Greek Christmas Noir - Ta Kokkina Fanaria - The Red Lanterns (1963) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Sf7y9i3cr8 And My list of Christmas and Holiday set Noir...

It could be remade, follow the novel, have one of the greatest female protagonists in Noir, and you'd have a completely different Film Noir.

Here is a Cornell Woolrich based film that unfortunately completely changes the entire setup of the novel. The 1943 novel takes place in New York City, The 1946 film adaptation unfortunately moves everything to Los Angeles. That wipes out the entire searching The Bowery flophouses for "Heartbre...

Hoganman1 wrote: ↑December 4th, 2022, 11:58 am I posted on the other thread. Will the Administrators combine the two?

That would be a positive solution.

I'm watching The Secret Fury On Demand and there was no Noir Alley intro.

That is what happens when you run out of the better Noir you have access to, you either scrape the bottom of the barrel or you acquire the rights to show more.

One of my favorites. This is a top notch Noir visual treat. However some plot points make no sense. The top cop on the case Ferrari, we at first figure for a Chicago Police Detective. But he later shows in some Podunk town where Steve is now working as a driver for Mountain Trucking like it's a part...

Wasn't too impressed with Julie either. The opening car sequence was OK in the long shots and ridiculous in the rear projection ones. The car, the way Doris is driving makes it look like there's a lot of play in the steering. She's turning the wheel back and forth back and forth on a straight road, ...

Seen it before also, wasn't too impressed. I watched a recent one that was impressive. French Noir Voyage sans espoir (1943)

here is the opening sequence:

https://youtu.be/OcLlatzZstI

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