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    Detour (1946)
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    01-11-2005
    Klik hier om een link te hebben waarmee u dit artikel later terug kunt lezen.What is Film Noir?
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    The Bottom Line: Dark, moody, disturbing films about love, hate, revenge, crime, loot and dames.


    It is a genre that first began around the mid 1940's, when the novels of such writers as James M. Cain, Raymond Chandler, and Dashiell Hammett were made into movies.

    When most people think of Film Noir, they think of the grainy look of black and white  — the true Film Noirs ('Noir' is French for "black") in their original form. Those are the movies full of seedy detectives’ offices— with light slicing through venetian blinds, rain-slicked streets, and men in double breasted suits with fedoras. But the genre has continued through the decades, although its characteristics have become more blurred and harder to define. Many of the movies were created on smaller budgets instead of big Hollywood bankrolls at the time, so their other moniker, “B-movie” is sometimes used. Although not all B-movies are Film Noirs. But many of the actresses, like Ida Lupino and Gloria Grahame, were considered B-movie actresses almost exclusively.

    One of the main elements of the Film Noir is the Femme Fatale. In the 1940's, she was represented by ladies such as Lana Turner ('The Postman Always Rings Twice'), Barbara Stanwyck ('Double Indemnity'), Rita Hayworth ('The Lady from Shanghai') Jane Greer ('Out of the Past'), Veronica Lake ('The Blue Dahlia') or Ava Gardner ('The Killers'). This woman is so desirable that she persuades smart men to do really dumb things.

    The hero is a tough guy on the outside and a lot of doubts on the inside. Sometimes he is running from his past. He usually feels some alienation from society. He might have made one bad choice which keeps coming back to haunt him one way or another. And through the mistakes of the past, the black widow woman, or his own ambition, the hero is usually destroyed in the end.

    If you’re looking for some other great suggestions of Noir viewing, check out these!

    Act Of Violence 
    Angel Face
    The
    Asphalt Jungle
    The Big Carnival
    The Big Combo
    The Big Heat
    The Big Sleep [1946]
    The Big Steal
    Blood Simple (neo-Noir)
    Body Heat (neo-Noir)
    Chinatown (neo-Noir)
    Crossfire
    Dark Passage
    The Dark Past
    Desperate
    Detour
    Devil in a Blue Dress (neo-Noir)
    D.O.A.
    Diabolique [1955]
    Don't Bother to Knock
    Double Indemnity
    Force Of Evil
    Gilda
    Gun Crazy
    The Hitch-Hiker
    In A Lonely Place
    Key Largo
    The Killers
    The Killing
    Kiss Me Deadly
    Kiss of Death
    Knock On Any Door
    L.A. Confidential (neo-Noir)
    The Lady from Shanghai
    The Lady In the Lake
    Laura
    The Letter
    The Maltese Falcon
    The Man Who Wasn't There (neo-Noir)
    Mildred Pierce
    Murder, My Sweet
    The Narrow Margin [1952]
    The Night Of the Hunter
    On Dangerous Ground
     Panic In the Streets
    Pickup On South Street
    The Postman Always Rings Twice [1946] 
    Purple Noon
    Raw Deal
    The Reckless Moment
    Ride the Pink Horse
    Scarlet Street
    Secret Beyond the Door
    The Set-up
    Shadow of a Doubt
    The Strange Love of Martha Ivers
    Strangers On A Train
    They Won't Believe Me
    The Third Man
    The Woman In the Window
    This Gun For Hire
    Touch Of Evil
    True Confessions (neo-Noir)
    The Two Jakes (neo-Noir)

     White Heat.



    © Saul Akkemay - Panbello Projects bv, 2005.


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    What is your favorite Film Noir of all times? (part II)
    The Big Heat (1953)
    Lady In the Lake (1947)
    The Lady From Shanghai (1948)
    Force Of Evil (1948)
    This Gun For Hire (1942)
    Scarlet Street (1945)
    In A Lonely Place (1950)
    The Set-Up (1949)
    D.O.A. (1950)
    White Heat (1949)
    Ride the Pink Horse (1947)
    Act Of Violence (1949)
    Crossfire (1947)
    The Lost Weekend (1945)
    The Big Steal (1949)
    Out Of the Past (1947)
    The Big Carnival (1951)
    Shadow Of A Doubt (1943)
    The Big Clock (1948)
    Key Largo (1948)
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