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Exploring Noir – Chandler on Noir

A.R. Duckworth wrote 2 days ago: Writing in 1947 to the producer of Double Indemnity (1944) – which Raymond Chandler co-wrote – Chan … more →

Tags: Film Noir, Genre, Hollywood, Exploring Noir, film noir, Raymond Chandler

Double Indemnity (1944)

bdsr80 wrote 5 days ago: How could I have known that murder could sometimes smell like honeysuckle? – Walter Neff On … more →

Tags: 1944, academy award nominee, Action / Thriller, Crime, Drama, film noir, Running Feature, Thriller, Top 250 of All Time on IMDB

Exploring Noir – The Representation of Family and Gender in Film Noir1 comment

A.R. Duckworth wrote 1 week ago: In this article I will explore Sylvia Harvey’s ‘Women’s Place: The Absent Family o … more →

Tags: Genre, Film Noir, Film Form/Tech., Narrative, Hollywood, film noir, Classic Hollywood, Women, Gender

Taste T.O. - Food

fleasesse wrote 4 months ago: Turner Classic Movies presents three classics based on novels by James M. Cain: “Double Indem … more →

Tags: John Garfield, Mildred Pierce, Ann Blyth, Joan Crawford, Eve Arden

The War on Guns:

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Tags: gillian merrick, john cooper clarke, Liberia News, maternity pay, Patrick Kielty

Barbie Theater: Double Indemnity | iambossy.com

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Tags: gillian merrick, john cooper clarke, Liberia News, maternity pay, Patrick Kielty

Just a hard chair to park your pants on from 9 to 5

nerak wrote 4 months ago: This quote about desk jobs is one of many good lines from Double Indemnity that made me laugh. We w … more →

Tags: film, Los Angeles, Movies

Bogart That Blog: Noir of the Week

dubiousmerit wrote 4 months ago: For anyone who ever took a college film course there is Noir of the Week, a blog dedicated entirely … more →

Tags: film noir, Noir of the Week, brick

Film Noir Music

prowler wrote 4 months ago: I’ve been on a three day ski trip, but now I’m back. Already wrote this page, but I gues … more →

Tags: Music, film, film noir, Film Soundtracks, Film & Music

Favourite Oldies

daheefanel wrote 5 months ago: So I was channel surfing the other day, and came across a random black and white movie that was play … more →

Tags: Other Entertainment, M, Fritz Lang, Breathless, Jean-Luc Godard, cleo from 5 to 7, Agnès Varda, bicycle thieves, Vittorio De Seca

Double Indemnity (1944)

Willard Smith wrote 6 months ago: DOUBLE INDEMNITY (Paramount) Fred MacMurray, Barbara Stanwyck, Edward G. Robinson. An insurance sale … more →

Tags: Movies, Old Movies, film noir, Edward G. Robinson, barbara stanwyck, fred macmurray, James M. Cain, Raymond Chandler, Billy Wilder

What kind of insurance riders can be attached to your life insurance plan?

buysellsignals wrote 7 months ago: Insurance riders are separate plans, which are purchased with a set premium, that are attached to yo … more →

Tags: Insurance, Insurance riders, primary insurance coverage, additional benefits, Waiver of Premium, life insurance premiums, Accidental Death, accident, death benefit

Walking Through the Darkness

tbtaffairs wrote 7 months ago: Great class. Film Noir. All we did was watch old gangster movies and write about them. I was introdu … more →

Tags: essays, film noir, lord of the rings, World War II, the lady from shanghai

Scarlet Street 2 comments

stuartcondy wrote 7 months ago: SCARLET STREET is a dark, grimy film noir which ranks alongside DOUBLE INDEMNITY as a prime cinema … more →

Tags: film, Edward G. Robinson, Fritz Lang, Dan Duryea, Rosalind Ivan, Scarlet Street, film noir, Joan Bennett

Double Indemnity (Universal Legacy Series)

thecreepers wrote 8 months ago: Director Billy Wilder (Sunset Boulevard) and writer Raymond Chandler (The Big Sleep) adapted James M … more →

Tags: universal studios, Billy Wilder, fred macmurray, barbara stanwyck, Edward G. Robinson, porter hall, Jean Heather

Touch Of Evil (50th Anniversary Edition)

savagenations wrote 8 months ago: Experience director Orson Welles� masterpiece Touch of Evil like never before in an all-new 50th An … more →

Tags: Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten, universal studios, Touch of Evil, beyonce name, beyonce name change, beyonce sasha, Joseph Calleia, Valentin de Vargas

Notes on film: Double Indemnity

Thomas Caldwell wrote 9 months ago: “I didn’t get the money and I didn’t get the woman.” Not only is Double Inde … more →

Tags: 5 Stars, Film Essays, film noir, Femme Fatale, barbara stanwyck, Classical Hollywood, German Expressionism, Billy Wilder, fred macmurray

Criticising the Critics: Misogyny and the Postmodernism in Fatal Attraction11 comments

A.R. Duckworth wrote 10 months ago: Along with other styles of articles I will be running a series which looks at important readings of … more →

Tags: Film Form/Tech., Film Noir, Genre, Hollywood, film noir, Classical Hollywood, Modern Hollywood, Mise en Scène, symbolism

Focalization, Narration and Perspective in Cinema3 comments

A.R. Duckworth wrote 10 months ago:   Focalization is the perspective through which a narrative is presented. The style of focalization … more →

Tags: Film Noir, Film Form/Tech., film noir, film, Horror, Narrative, Protagonist, character, Focalizer


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