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• Trailer for noir thriller The Missing Person

  
  Film Fetish — Authority: 138
  Writer/Director Noah Buschel’s third feature, The Missing Person, stars Michael Shannon as John Rosow, a private detective hired to tail a man, Harold Fullmer (Frank Wood), on a train from Chicago to Los Angeles. Rosow gradually uncovers Harold’s identity as a missing person – one of the thousands presumed dead ...
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• The Robert Ryan Centennial at the American Cinematheque

  
  TCM's Classic Movie Blog — Authority: 540
  “There is no such thing”, my friend Alan K. Rode pointed out to me, “as a bad Robert Ryan performance…”As a culmination of a week that celebrated the versatile Robert Ryan’s contributions to film, this evening at 7:30 PM the American Cinematheque’s Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles will host an event with ...
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• Ossessione

  
  Stinkbrown — Authority: 120
  I love old flicks. Well, obviously only the good ones, but there is a distinct feeling when you watch an old flick, anything from the 60’s or below. You get a vibe like history is taking place, I love it. I used to watch the old midday movies when I was a kid, and back then you got quality midday movies fresh out of ...
  2 days ago

• The Endless Night: A Film Noir Valentine

  
  bavatuesdays — Authority: 486
  Here’s an amazing mashup/tribute by RubyTuesday717 to the greatest of all film genres, the Noir. Thanks to Leo Parascandola for the link.
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• Robert Ryan: Letting The Demons Out

  
  TCM's Classic Movie Blog — Authority: 540
  If you have been following our Robert Ryan blogathon, which began on Thursday and leads up to TCM’s 100th Birthday Tribute to him on November 11th, you’ll notice that the Morlocks tend to favor his more intense performances in such films as Nicholas Ray’s ON DANGEROUS GROUND, Edward Dmytryk’s CROSSFIRE, and ...
  4 days ago

• Ladies and Gentlemen, A Word from Werner Herzog

  
  Film School Rejects — Authority: 655
  Werner Herzog is crazy and brilliant and German. He’s had a random and illustrious career which has taken him to South America, Bear Country, The End of the World and now lands him squarely in New Orleans. The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans – a remake that’s not a remake with a title that looks ...
  5 days ago

• thirty movies hath november - Touch of Evil (1958)

  
  Jockey Full of Bourbon — Authority: 128
  one of my favorites: a movie written and directed by Orson Welles, who also played the main character...(no, is not this movie smartypants. you didnt even read the title. be quiet) but unlike that other movie, which all of yall who taken Fil... Read and post comments | Send to a friend
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• Weird Trailer for Casey Afflecks Killer Inside Me

  
  Get The Big Picture — Authority: 583
  I read The Killer Inside Me about 25 years ago, and in general Im an admirer of the work of pulp novelist Jim Thompson . His most recognized works are probably that title, The Killing (later turned into an early Kubrick film), The Getaway , and The Grifters , released as a film over 10 years after his ...
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• Maltese Falcon was at forefront of film noir

  
  Nerdage — Authority: 502
  Thanks to everyone who came out today to Southern Oaks Library to hear me talk about “The Maltese Falcon,” the 1941 film starring Humphrey Bogart and the Dashiell Hammett novel from which it was adapted.   For Nerdage readers who couldn’t make it, here’s what was said: Dashiell Hammett’s Sam Spade, hero ...
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• DVD Review: The Last Lullaby

  
  Hugo Stiglitz Makes Movies — Authority: 464
  Jeffery Goodman’s The Last Lullaby is one of those rare debut films that is so assured in its style that it becomes clearer and clearer as we watch the film unfold that we’re dealing with a major up and coming talent. So rare is it these days to find a thriller that is willing to slow things down – to exist ...
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• JOUR SE LEVE (1939) and THE LONG NIGHT (1946)

  
  Fleapit of the Mind — Authority: 116
  Jour se leve Marcel Carnes JOUR SE LEVE bridges the gap between the Poetic Realism movement and that of The Popular Front. The film starts with a murder and then; with the murderer cornered in his attic room, we see how fate has led to the crime. Carne is one of the great directors of cinema with a string of ...
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• The Robert Ryan Centennial

  
  TCM's Classic Movie Blog — Authority: 540
  In celebration of the 100th anniversary of actor Robert Ryan’s birth on November 11th, 1909, the Movie Morlocks are initiating a blogathon devoted to the masterful actor, beginning today. This tribute will last through the coming week with contributions from each of the regular contributors to this blog. In addition ...
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• Jennifer Lopez to star in film noir movie “Dead Serious”

  
  OnlineJLoFan.com - The Number One Jennifer Lopez Fansite with Jennifer Lopez News, Pictures, Interviews and Media — Authority: 469
  In  a recent interview Martin Landau revealed: I’m going to do a movie with Jennifer Lopez next, which I’m executive producing, as well. Capone: You are? ML: I’m acting in it. Capone: What’s it called? ML: “Dead Serious”. It’s a film noir, like “Postman Always Rings Twice”, “Double ...
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• New on DVD – Columbia Pictures Film Noir Classics I

  
  seanax.com — Authority: 124
  Film noir was the term that the French gave to a particular strain of American crime movies in the forties and fifties, defined by its shadowy style, largely urban settings and mood of doom and corruption. But another strain of film noir also flourished in the fifties, films shot on location with an almost documentary ...
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• These movies brought to you by the number 11.

  
  TCM's Classic Movie Blog — Authority: 540
  Ever wonder if the universe might be sending you a secret message? I’m not one to read tea-leaves or Tarot cards, but sometimes think numerology can be fun. So today I woke up wondering if there could be any significance to it being the first day of the eleventh month of the year. Taking a [...]
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• Lessons on resource mobilization

  
  Going against the current — Authority: 125
  http://powerofgiving.comI am a witness to my parent’s power to mobilize resources at quickest possible time, with efficiency that could even rival that of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.We were in the middle of a very late breakfast when my parents proved to me again something that I am all too aware even ...
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• ON THIS DAY IN MOVIES: I WAKE UP SCREAMING

  
  Hollywood Outbreak — Authority: 577
  On this day in 1941, 20th CENTURY FOX released I WAKE UP SCREAMING. Directed by H. BRUCE HUMBERSTONE from the novel by STEVE FISHER, this noir beauty is the story of the death of a 40’s fashion model. Beautifully shot, this film is a must see for anyone claiming to love ‘film-noir’. The great cast includes ...
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• A Cinematic Exploration of the Evolution of Film Noir – Se7en

  
  PassionforCinema.com — Authority: 142
  Film noir has been around for a long time now, with its very dark roots in German Expressionism, since the Black and White days of cinematic infancy. As Darwin said, every life form must evolve. I believe this postulate can be extended to film genres as well. So, how has film noir evolved? The answer lies in watching ...
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• Miscellaneous Debris, October Edition

  
  Screaming Blue Reviews — Authority: 113
  A big, unorganized roundup of news and items we didn’t feel deserved a full blog post. Well, so much for October. Here comes November right on its heels as always, the month with bitter cold, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and the beginning of the Christmas season. October wasn’t much of a month for film, unless ...
  1 week ago

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