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By Jared H (400) on 14 Jan 2008

Best film noir i've ever seen. genius…

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By Veronique K (143) on 14 Dec 2007

I first saw a film documentary during a special unit an English teacher of mine had in high school and this film was the basis of examination…

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By Adam S (1,940) on 13 Dec 2007

A masterful work of film noir with Lang and Robinson at the top of their respective games…

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By Matthew L (1,720) on 26 Nov 2007

Edward G. Robinson plays the world's biggest sucker as Joan Bennett and Dan Duryea take him for a ride…

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By John M (4,356) on 18 Nov 2007

Lang does film noir. A remake of Renoir's La Chienne that shows that all the current remakes of old movies aren't trash just because they're remakes…

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By Anne D (89) on 15 Nov 2007

Strange movie. I thought it was really funny and I'm pretty sure it's not meant to be funny…

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By Sean M (1,168) on 11 Nov 2007

Lighter than most noir, but that's part of its genius. Edward G…

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By Darryl C (231) on 09 Nov 2007

Never has film noir been more delicious! robinson and bennett are great as the ill-matched bookkeeper and his tart lover…

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By Teoman P (21) on 18 Oct 2007

I saw this movie in film class and I must say it's a very good movie, hell I think I'll even buy it on DVD if I see it…

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By Private U (13,627) on 08 Oct 2007

The film seems to meander, but comes together with one of the best trials ever constructed. Edward G…

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By Catherine C (132) on 03 Oct 2007

This film impressed me when I first saw it, espically the last part's cinematograph & lighting of the film…

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By Sarah R (607) on 01 Oct 2007

Perfectly crafted noir from Lang, made even more interesting if you're a movie geek who appreciates Edward G. Robinson's role in Double Indemnity…

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By Jimbo S (97) on 12 Sep 2007

Wonderful Lang movie, especially in the theater-- with a stunning murder scene near the end…

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By Lowell H (10) on 12 Sep 2007

Wonderful Lang movie, especially in the theater-- with a stunning murder scene near the end…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 04 Sep 2007

A classic Fritz Lang noir. It's also a remake of Jean Renoir's La Chiene (The Bitch)…

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By Matthew R (1,327) on 02 Sep 2007

Emil Jannings, Joan Crawford and Edward G. Robinson: the three masters of the humiliation scene…

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By Trent M (252) on 22 Aug 2007

I just lost a fairly lengthy comment, so I won't belabor the point again…

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By Dominic D (65) on 04 Aug 2007

How is this film not really talked about as one of the best film noirs ever made? In my opinion, this film is so good it's disgusting…

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By Chiry P (4) on 26 Jul 2007

Un cinito negro, y te enamoras del personaje…

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By Azed M (3) on 24 Jul 2007

One of many Fritz Lang masterpieces. Awesome film noir with excellent performance from Edward G. Robinson. Gritty, dark and masterful…

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