Extended Reading
  • Jany 2022-01-09 08:01:02

    perfect noir


    I finally watched another noir film that entered IMDB top250. The film is the perfect definition of noir. The male protagonist from a private detective background, the most standard female fatal, smart, tough yet CYNICAL dialogue, plus the complex plot of the little big sleep , 9 points (1 point...

  • Cheyanne 2022-01-09 08:01:02

    Until the last moment

    Love until the last moment is still pure love is true love, knowing that the movies that are still attracted at the last moment are good movies.
    The start is clever, and the reminiscence narrative is inserted to make the plot more vivid and rich. The traps in the later stage are set up intricately...

  • Lemuel 2022-03-27 09:01:14

    90/100, the two-part story can be combined because of the common tone, and burst out with a stronger type of passion, rushing into the black quagmire without any scruples, and finally revealing a touch of tenderness like a flash of inspiration. The charm of "Femme fatale" is that even if she knows her evil, she can still be fascinated by this mystery. Falling into layers of vortex, unable to get rid of the past, there is no future, so I just want to embrace the moment.

  • Adelbert 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    It's great, it's full of tension, and it turns around. The girl who the male pig found for others and fell in love with the disaster met again a few years later, but it was at the house of Master Bai, where she had escaped, and set a plan to ask him to bear it. The scenery is also beautiful, but it's a pity that it's a plain film. How beautiful would it be if there were nostalgic urban styles on the ribbon in the 1960s! Femme beauty always arouses curiosity and anticipation. In the end, it was a pity that the male pig died. It was a good luck to spare you, drink the foot wash of my old lady like a ghost, and even misunderstand his girlfriend after his death.

Out of the Past quotes

  • Marney - Diner Owner: Two things I can smell inside a hundred feet: a burnin' hamburger and a romance.

    Jim: You got a customer.

    Marney - Diner Owner: [to Joe] What'll ya have?

    Joe: [not bothering to take the cigarette out of his mouth] Coffee.

    Marney - Diner Owner: Nothing else?

    Joe: Cream.

  • Jeff: Why me?

    Whit: Well, I know a lot of smart guys, and a few honest ones. And you're both.