Double Indemnity Comments

  • Korey 2023-03-07 04:24:53

    There is a smell of death in the air of honeysuckle, and the result of the original attempt to double compensation is to pay a double price. When I felt that the whole plan was foolproof, I suddenly felt that it was all flaws from beginning to end, and I gradually couldn't even hear my own footsteps. Am I going to die from the...

  • George 2023-02-09 01:22:33

    Murder in the name of love but no love at all in the end How many sins in the world are committed in the name of...

  • Reagan 2023-01-17 06:21:11

    not good looking.... . . The main character here speaks so fast. The male lead is always a baby and should sing. But the actor said I LOVE YOU twice to his boss. Always lighting a cigarette or something like yes yes yes~~( ﹁ ﹁ )...

  • Lonzo 2022-09-02 15:33:15

    Think about if this movie is not told with flashback and voiceover, the effect must be greatly...

  • Shany 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    I saw the comment that the heroine's hairstyle looks like a poodle... I even told the ending from the beginning, so I always have a sense of loss that the suspense was solved prematurely, but the lines are so...

  • Jimmie 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    [Using a single-line narrative to ensure the smooth structure of the film, the plot is compact and coherent. The lines are so wonderful: the smell of honeysuckle in the middle of the night; the footsteps of dead people; It's a pity that the typical image of the heroine who is called a femme fatale is not prominent enough in my opinion, but the fat manager is too stealing for the show, so she took the match and lit the first and last cigarette for...

  • Bert 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    Billy Wilder's suspense noir is in no way inferior to Xi Fat in terms of storytelling. The entire viewing process is ups and downs. Although the ending is known at the beginning, it is still guided by the plot, and it is impossible to guess what will happen in the next...

  • Coralie 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    9.0 He leaned back in his chair, facing the tape recorder, as if he was not talking about this perfect murder, but about the unforgettable love given to him by the femme fatale he shouldn't have fallen in love with. Raymond Chandler, James Caan and Billy Wilder's screenplay is full of punch, and it's brilliant. I read the beginning and guessed the ending. When I think about it, I always feel that the male protagonist's low, gloomy, cold but emotional voice came from my...

  • Jaida 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    7 points. Maybe it's because there are too many noir films these days, and after 10 minutes, I guessed all the plots behind. This makes the later viewing experience somewhat boring. The lines are well designed (I actually wonder why people in old movies often speak as fast as a machine gun?) The ending is a bit too weak, maybe it would be better if two people shoot each other to death? It's a pity that the line of the victim's daughter did not...

  • Reginald 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    The most typical happy enemy is the proportion of Wilder and Raymond Chandler, the two complement each other; to create such a typical tough guy and femme fatale, completely changed the pattern of Hollywood film noir in the...

Extended Reading
  • Nico 2022-03-24 09:01:35

    The audience is also an accomplice to the murder

    Every time I watch a noir movie, I feel like I killed people. When Neff is anxious, I am almost as anxious as he is =

    people are really gambling, and when the dark heart is sneaking around, it is really almost childish- "I think it's so perfect, I'm really itchy if I don't try it." The best...

  • Antonette 2022-03-20 09:01:34

    Murder smells like honeysuckle

    He walked slowly to the office, leaned hard on the chair, and began to confess in a weak tone: "...At that time, I had no interest in goldfish, car renewals, Mr. Di and his daughter, I was thinking about the upstairs woman……"

    "That afternoon, it was very hot, and I still remember the smell of...

Double Indemnity quotes

  • Barton Keyes: Every month, hundreds of claims come to this desk. Some of them are phonies, and I know which ones. How do I know? Because my little man tells me.

    Sam Gorlopis: What "little man"?

    Barton Keyes: The little man in here. Every time one of these phonies comes along, it ties knots in my stomach; I can't eat! Yours is one of them Gorlupis - that's how I knew your claim was crooked. So what did I do? I send a tow car over to your garage this afternoon. And they jacked up that burned out truck of yours, And what did they find? They found what was left of a neat pile of shavings.

    Sam Gorlopis: What shavings?

    Barton Keyes: The ones you soaked with kerosene and dropped the match on!

  • Walter Neff: The insurance ran out on the 15th. I'd hate to think of you having a smashed fender or something while you're not... fully covered.

    Phyllis: Perhaps I know what you mean, Mr. Neff. I've just been taking a sun-bath.

    Walter Neff: No pigeons around, I hope.