Budget
$250,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$22,356
Budget
$250,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$22,356
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By Sigurd 2021-12-09 08:01:21
The story originated when Carlman, the youngest daughter of the wealthy Enwood, fell in love with a private detective, but was rejected because she was mentally ill. She lost her mind and killed the private detective. All this became the handle of the casino owner Masle Thornwood. After the truth became clear, Mas was killed by a private detective hired by Enwood. The film’s narrative structure is exquisite and symmetrical, the narrative is clearly organized, and the dialogue in the film is...
By Theodora 2021-12-09 08:01:21
I always think that traditional Hollywood movies are still easy to understand, so there is no other meaning at all. But when I met Bogart's "The Big Sleep" (The Big Sleep), I almost couldn't cry. When I am not blind to Westerners and sensitive to the names of characters, I really didn't understand or even figure out the plot (poker face). Even... even I want to find a book to write down the order and relationship of the characters (ahaha), I thought I had to watch "Dream of Red Mansions"...
By Vinnie 2021-12-09 08:01:21
"Long Dreams"-The Big Sleep: The most puzzling movie ever
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Nicholas Barber
BBC Culture
September 5, 2021
After the movie "Long Dreams in the Night" was released 75 years ago, audiences have been puzzled by its plot. Although its...
By Alessia 2021-12-09 08:01:21
It's pretty good-looking, I am happy to see it, although the movie is over, I still don't understand who killed who.
I generally accept that my occasional plot interpretation is low or even incompetent, so I didn't think there was anything, so I thought about it. As soon as I opened the film review, it turned out that it was not bad for me. The big guys didn't understand it, and they all looked at flirting. The story is actually quite simple. Later, I learned that it was because of...
By Meredith 2021-12-09 08:01:21
It can be classic if you don’t understand it (explain)
One of the advantages of traditional Hollywood movies should be easy to understand (at least in terms of plot), it is the so-called Closure. The Big Sleep is a different kind of a different kind, especially for a detective film. As for the reasons for the incomprehension, it is generally blamed on the PCA, which is the evil censorship system of the year. Another point is to praise the new star Lauren Bacall, and to use the relationship between her and her newlywed husband Humphery Bogart to...
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By Mona 2023-02-21 02:14:20
The way to use the metaphor of horse racing to test each other is very...
By Blaze 2022-04-24 07:01:06
Between me lacking the brains to fathom it out and bad storytelling I choose to believe the...
By Jerrell 2022-04-24 07:01:06
Alas... It can be seen that the film's ambitions in characterization, suspense setting, and dialogue design are completely visible. Director Howard Hawks also completely showed the master-level audio-visual level in some scenes, and even praised it indiscriminately. Played one by one beautiful female characters. However, the motives of almost all the characters are quite vague, the details of the information do not match each other, the suspense cannot be answered, the clues are mixed and the...
By Ilene 2022-04-24 07:01:06
Still prefer Bogart's...
By Terrill 2022-04-24 07:01:06
I don't really see...
General Sternwood: If I seem a bit sinister as a parent, Mr. Marlowe, it's because my hold on life is too slight to include any Victorian hypocrisy. I need hardly add that any man who has lived as I have and who indulges, for the first time, in parenthood, at my age, deserves all he gets.
Philip Marlowe: You made a mistake. Mrs. Rutledge didn't want to see me.
Norris: I'm sorry, sir. I make many mistakes.
Philip Marlowe: Hm.
General Sternwood: What does that mean?
Philip Marlowe: [laughing] It means, "Hm!"