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Dead Women Own Me
“Here’s what film noir is to me: it’s a righteous, generically American film movement that went from 1945 to 1958 and exposited one great theme. And that theme is, you’re fucked.”
— James Ellroy
Berlin Express (1948)
When I first saw Jennifer Connelly in Dark City, she jumped to the top of my fantasy cast in a Black Dahlia film. After seeing her in Mulholland falls, I knew anyone else in the role would be a disappointment.
Stills from “The Abominable Dr. Phibes.” (1971)
(Source: completelyunproductive, via alustformonsters)
This Gun For Hire
This Gun For Hire.
so not only are they making a new lone ranger film
but frickin johnny depp is playing tonto
last time i checked, depp wasnt a native american
No shit. He’s an actor.
Naked City: The Spectre of The Rose Street Gang.
“After a quarter of a century, the skeleton of a fourteen year old boy is turned from the earth, and suddenly, a man on West 12th street has found a thing called hope.”
Burgess Meredith in an episode of Naked City. Oh and the first appearance of Spider-Man on the newsstand behind him.
The Big Sleep (1946)
Martha Vickers makes an otherwise mess of a movie enjoyable.
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