Love learning a movie's backstory. Eddie's the BEST ! And what a cool guest Mr. Dickerson was ! As always, a bunch of thanks for uploading these intros & outres for us to enjoy & savor !
Great outro and also Great noir film that was aired on noir alley and i was glad that ernest Dickerson was the guest on noir alley. he is an underated noir director who made a great and definitive neo noir film juice (1992) with tupac which a noir film with black teenagers and it's simliar to joker (2019) where tupac's character bishop and arthur fleck are the same character and has the same motivations in the both neo noir's and two films that were filmed in the same location in the bronx but great definitive neo noir if you haven't watched it and also 1950 was primitive and definitive year for noir which they forgot to mention like the asphalt jungle and sunset boulevard which are night and the city (1950), no way out (1950) and gun crazy, the breaking point (1950) and so on. but a great year for noir films that came out in 1950 and also the start of one of the last decade for the traditional noir genre before ending with odds against tomorrow and the evolvement of the tradtional noir genre into the neo noir genre.
Fabulous partnership for NOIR FAN not. And another great movie for me to access - sometimes these spectacular historical pieces are not available to purchase so I sit in front of RUclips and watch them. Thanks go to Eddie Muller, as always.
How about this for a plot angle?: husband finally meets up with the reporter under the roller coaster. Reporter pulls a gun on the husband-on-run. Did the husband maybe for a split second think his wife had set him up and sent him to his demise? Prior to their mini-reconciliation, they were living separate lives and she was suddenly chummy with a handsome reporter. Food for thought.
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Love learning a movie's backstory. Eddie's the BEST ! And what a cool guest Mr. Dickerson was ! As always, a bunch of thanks for uploading these intros & outres for us to enjoy & savor !
Great outro and also Great noir film that was aired on noir alley and i was glad that ernest Dickerson was the guest on noir alley. he is an underated noir director who made a great and definitive neo noir film juice (1992) with tupac which a noir film with black teenagers and it's simliar to joker (2019) where tupac's character bishop and arthur fleck are the same character and has the same motivations in the both neo noir's and two films that were filmed in the same location in the bronx but great definitive neo noir if you haven't watched it and also 1950 was primitive and definitive year for noir which they forgot to mention like the asphalt jungle and sunset boulevard which are night and the city (1950), no way out (1950) and gun crazy, the breaking point (1950) and so on. but a great year for noir films that came out in 1950 and also the start of one of the last decade for the traditional noir genre before ending with odds against tomorrow and the evolvement of the tradtional noir genre into the neo noir genre.
Thank you so much for posting these. Truly a remarkable gift to all us Noir fans
It's my pleasure! But of course it's TCM & Eddie et al who really deserve the credit.
Interesting! Thanks for posting 😊
Always a pleasure
Fabulous partnership for NOIR FAN not. And another great movie for me to access - sometimes these spectacular historical pieces are not available to purchase so I sit in front of RUclips and watch them. Thanks go to Eddie Muller, as always.
I certainly have a notion to second THAT emotion !
I hope Eddie owns a piece of that saloon or else they'll start charging him rent.
Ha! As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point!
How about this for a plot angle?: husband finally meets up with the reporter under the roller coaster. Reporter pulls a gun on the husband-on-run. Did the husband maybe for a split second think his wife had set him up and sent him to his demise? Prior to their mini-reconciliation, they were living separate lives and she was suddenly chummy with a handsome reporter. Food for thought.
Very interesting point! Thanks for sharing!