Scarlet Street (1945) - User Reviews - Page 2 of 7

21-40 of 134 Reviews

Sort by:

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Roger R (198) on 11 Oct 2013

This film deceptively starts out looking a bit like a B Grade thriller - the only star is apparently born middle aged Edward G Robinson…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Mikey M (358) on 24 Sep 2013

Robinson plays away from home in more ways than one as the soft touch with a fantasy for a young mistress in this classic noir…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Andrey B (847) on 21 Jul 2013

Full of emotions and deep study of human's relationships, especially their most meanest brinks. And, of course, with direction of great Lang…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Byron B (1,084) on 12 Jun 2013

I've been wanting to compare this side by side with The Woman in the Window from the year before. They have a lot in common…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Alex M (2,014) on 26 Apr 2013

Really enjoyed this one…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Zack B (668) on 11 Mar 2013

Edward G…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Zoran S (642) on 03 Jan 2013

One of the greatest of all American films. As bleak and nihilistic as any Noir…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Bruno L (623) on 11 Nov 2012

About 9 parts noir, 1 part Tell Tale Heart, Scarlet Street is all about a decent, mousy guy (Edward G…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Luke W (568) on 31 Oct 2012

The film moves along unassumingly before it's plot turn that leads to stolen paintings and murder, which are dealt with in unusually dark fashion…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Ryan G (1,232) on 29 Sep 2012

I didn't like it as much as M. Not nearly as dark, or good…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Stephen E (810) on 20 Aug 2012

Melodrama at it's best. Fritz Lang is officially one of my favorite directors. My eyes where glued to the screen the entire time…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Chris B (2,902) on 18 Jul 2012

A great movie. Duryea and Robinson are amazing. Stays true to its dark promise…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Ryan V (1,568) on 15 Jul 2012

Christopher Cross (Edward G. Robinson) is a middle aged cashier stuck in a loveless marriage with a brutish shrew…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By David S (4,459) on 22 Jun 2012

The lead-up to and anticipation of the collapse of the house of cards created by the Bennett character and her lover are quite well done, but…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Glen Y (8) on 26 Mar 2012

Masterfully subversive film which begins as a comedy and gradually turns dark, cynical, violent, and tormented…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Logan M (1,902) on 27 Feb 2012

Brilliant story. Fritz infuses a little Poe into this noir. The whole movie is a set up for the end which has surprising results…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Ben H (1,875) on 02 Jan 2012

Lang Ã (C) um mestre da ironia cruel, pondo personagens em mundos que sÃÂ£o exatamente opostos ao que lhe parecem ÃÂ vista, e que,…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Jwasu R (97) on 06 Dec 2011

Really enjoyed this movie. I found it amusing how the guy had a kept mistress but she always refused him sex…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Tara H (294) on 06 Dec 2011

Really enjoyed this movie. I found it amusing how the guy had a kept mistress but she always refused him sex…

Read Review

Review of Scarlet Street (1945)

By Kj P (1,056) on 11 Nov 2011

Never have I encountered a film that involves a painter, where I actually cared so much about what happened to him…

Read Review

Page 2 of 7

More reviews of this movie:

Perhaps you were looking for: