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Brandon 2022-02-07 14:46:25
To feel the charm of film noir, you might as well start with this one
Film noir, or classic film noir to be precise, may be the most unique kind of existence in the Golden Age of Hollywood.
Although the life cycle is less than 20 years (starting in 1940 and ending with Orson Welles' "Gone with the Wind" in 1958), its unique image style and profound characterization... -
Chase 2022-02-07 14:46:25
Trial translation of some lines
The film's lines are extremely brilliant, and can be regarded as the biggest highlight of the film alongside Huang Zongzhan's cinematography, Curtis and Lancaster's acting skills, and Elmer Berstein's soundtrack. Among them, Sidney and JJ's group scenes with congressmen, actresses, and agents are...
Edith Atwater
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Uriel 2022-03-25 09:01:20
4.0 doesn't belong in anything anyway.
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Anissa 2022-03-25 09:01:20
The emphasis on narrative rhythm and the dazzling feeling that is unique to the modern city can be shot so well in the black and white impression of the 1950s, which surprised me too much. The script is also quite good. Lancabot's characters are very interesting. The only pity is that the narrative and characters have not been better adjusted (I mean, of course, the psychological analysis is not enough), but it is definitely a black film. Good work.
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J.J. Hunsecker: Son, I don't relish shooting a mosquito with an elephant gun, so why don't you just shuffle along?
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Sidney Falco: Maybe I left my sense of humor in my other suit.
