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Sunset Boulevard, Noir Fiction and the Wicked American Dream: Part IV
Editor’s Note: This post is Part IV in a series of posts on Billy Wilder’s 1950 film Sunset Boulevard. For part I, scroll down or click here. For part II, scroll down or click here. For part III, s… more →
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My Ten Favorite Films: A Revised List
Steve Gorelick wrote 1 week ago: Every time I talk about top 10 lists, I always start with the disclaimer that I know how pointles … more →
A Kiss is Just a Kiss
jmmnewaov2 wrote 1 month ago: Since some people began making movies, other people have been willing to pay money to see movies. Me … more →
Inspirational films
literaryinteger wrote 1 month ago: List films I have watched in the last couple of months which have been seen in search of inspiration … more →
Sunset Boulevard, Noir Fiction and the Wicked American Dream: Part IV
kajltomas wrote 2 months ago: Editor’s Note: This post is Part IV in a series of posts on Billy Wilder’s 1950 film Sunset Boulevar … more →
Zeroville Film Annotations: Page 18
joe wrote 2 months ago: Vikar eats at Musso & Frank, where Billy Wilder and Raymond Chandler wrote Double Indemnity. Aft … more →
A Queens housewife gets the electric chair
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wildnewyork wrote 2 months ago: Ruth Snyder was not the first woman to be put to death by New York state. But she’s perhaps th … more →
Sunset Boulevard, Noir Fiction and the Wicked American Dream: Part III
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kajltomas wrote 2 months ago: Editor’s Note: This post is Part III in a series of posts on Billy Wilder’s 1950 film Sunset Bouleva … more →
Double Indemnity House
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Chris Routledge wrote 2 months ago: Underthehollywoodsign has a nice piece about the house used in the film Double Indemnity as the home … more →
The Double Indemnity House, from Book to Film to Reality
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underthehollywoodsign wrote 2 months ago: The "Double Indemnity" House/Hope Anderson Productions Few houses in the movies are better … more →
Sunset Boulevard, Noir Fiction and the Wicked American Dream: Part II
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kajltomas wrote 2 months ago: Editor’s Note: This post is Part II in a series of posts on Billy Wilder’s 1950 film Sun … more →
The Rules of Film Noir
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PA Photocall wrote 3 months ago: Over the weekend I watched a great programme on BBC4, The Rules of Film Noir – a spine-tingling hou … more →
Noir a day
stephanie ogle wrote 3 months ago: New in at Cinema Books: 100 Film Noirs BFI Screen Guides by Jim Hillier & Alastair Phillips, $19 … more →
Chandler On Screen
alisonkerr wrote 3 months ago: It’s Film Noir weekend on BBC4, so it seems like a good time to talk about Raymond Chandler … more →
Sunset Boulevard, Noir Fiction and the Wicked American Dream: Part I
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kajltomas wrote 3 months ago: “California is a place in which a boom mentality and a sense of Chekhovian loss meet in uneasy suspe … more →
Neff’s Exhilaration: Phyllis Nirdlinger as the Exposed Corpse of the Real in James M. Cain's Double Indemnity
kajltomas wrote 3 months ago: In her book-length study of Lacanian theory and desire, Read my Desire, Joan Copjec points out that … more →
AFI #29 - Double Indemnity (1944) *
Chuck wrote 3 months ago: This was a great movie. Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck were cast very well for this role (excep … more →
1.9 Emily as Phyllis
soirore wrote 3 months ago: Emily and Lorelai are watching TV and discussing Barbara Stanwyck. Emily says that she likes her low … more →
Exploring Noir – Chandler on Noir
A.R. Duckworth wrote 4 months ago: Writing in 1947 to the producer of Double Indemnity (1944) – which Raymond Chandler co-wrote – Chand … more →
Double Indemnity (1944)
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Branden wrote 4 months ago: How could I have known that murder could sometimes smell like honeysuckle? – Walter Neff On th … more →
