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By Beau H (14) on 24 Jan 2010

A pessimistic movie with a sense of humor- the filmmakers don't announce their awareness of the noir genre which thankfully keeps the film…

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By Eric M (1,401) on 02 Nov 2009

A great 40's style film-noir that even references the great Sam Spade from 'The Maltese Falcon…

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By Will E (161) on 06 Sep 2009

Forgotten neo-noir from 1975 directed by BONNIE & CLYDE director Arthur Penn…

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By Riley H (411) on 07 Jun 2009

*** (out of four) Well done thriller is solid, though it does feel a bit like a pilot for a 1970's private eye drama…

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By David S (4,459) on 23 Mar 2009

A more than decent neo-noir film from Arthur Penn (Bonnie and Clyde)…

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By Sam C (1,031) on 15 Mar 2009

Completely shatters the myths and conventions of the traditional detective film…

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By Easton D (16) on 10 Feb 2009

Arthur Penn (father of Sean Penn) directs this 1970s detective thriller starring Gene Hackman as private eye, Harold Moseby…

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By Michael L (2,383) on 31 Jan 2009

Gene hackman plays a great flawed detective/audio engineer and he is quite good in this mediocre 70s noir…

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By Joseph S (1,124) on 12 Jan 2009

This film cements in my mind the Gene Hackman curse, to always either know too much or not enough, and to never be able to kill Super-Man…

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By Josh C (832) on 01 Dec 2008

Just a great new-Hollywood film. It really captures the movement of the 70s and ranks up there with Chinatown, The Conversation, etc…

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By Dave R (1,620) on 01 Dec 2008

Just a great new-Hollywood film. It really captures the movement of the 70s and ranks up there with Chinatown, The Conversation, etc…

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By Rhady N (55) on 14 Nov 2008

I guess I expected more, but it does have its charm…

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By Jeremy R (631) on 06 Nov 2008

Arthur Penn's modern noir is among the greatest American films of the seventies...as a matter of fact, it is indeed my favorite…

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By Jack G (1,167) on 05 Nov 2008

I'd say this, The Long Goodbye and Chinatown are the essential detective thrillers of the 1970s…

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By Lu A (101) on 22 Oct 2008

A great companion to The Long Goodbye…

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By Max M (899) on 25 Sep 2008

Gene Hackman and director Arthur Penn re-team post Bonnie and Clyde for this terrific mystery story about a detective (Hackman) who, in the…

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By Adam C (1,312) on 14 Sep 2008

On a second viewing it was as good as ever. This is one of the most underrated and in…

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By Lee M (4,001) on 14 Jul 2008

A few neat visuals at the end and Jennifer Warner are the only reasons I can think of to watch it--maybe something is being said about the…

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By Louise G (151) on 18 Jun 2008

Arthur Penn nails the neo-noir…

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By Christopher B (2,528) on 06 Apr 2008

Great film noir. Gene Hackman is great and so is a very young Melanie Griffith and James Woods…

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