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By Codie E (453) on 08 May 2008

A good little twist and turning film noir. But the characters just aren't up there with the best of the genre. Enjoyable and entertaining though…

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By Karen (62) on 06 May 2008

It's John Garfield, what more can I say…

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By Daryl . (125) on 01 May 2008

There isn't much bad you can say about this film. A few scenes contained some of the most genuinely awesome cinema I have yet to see…

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By Mickael D (44) on 04 Apr 2008

Great film noir. And Lana Turner is gorgeous, (I'd kill the husband for her, too) ... she's devilish…

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By Veronique K (143) on 31 Mar 2008

Postman always rings twice is an essential film noir classic directed by tay garnett who also handles the 30s gable/harlow china seas...this…

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By Nate A (393) on 28 Mar 2008

Yet another well-executed noir exemplifying post-war cynicism and liebestod. It's pretty decent but there are better noirs out there…

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By Mec R (628) on 17 Mar 2008

What was fresh about this book seemed to be everything that was left out of this adaptation…

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By Alan S (335) on 28 Feb 2008

A very tense and dramatic film; much superior to the 1981 version (which in all fairness was quite good)…

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Review of The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)

By Ryan H (2,006) on 06 Feb 2008

More melodrama than hardboiled noir, but certainly a masterful study of love poisoned by crime…

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By Mark W (2,041) on 13 Jan 2008

This is a very special film. Does for diners what Jaws did for the water…

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By Nicola M (109) on 11 Jan 2008

I have yet to see what happens at the end of the film. The DVR cut the movie short on me and I have to see what happens to John's character…

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Review of The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)

By Luis G (526) on 07 Jan 2008

I liked this. Not sure if I saw the version with Jessica Lange, but I sure liked this one as a kid…

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Review of The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)

By Reuben O (5) on 07 Jan 2008

I liked this. Not sure if I saw the version with Jessica Lange, but I sure liked this one as a kid…

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By Michael S (3,461) on 06 Jan 2008

Lana Turner and John Garfield both deserved Oscar-nominations for their performances in this film noir based on Luchino Visconti's masterpiece…

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By Linnea E (10) on 30 Dec 2007

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By Kevin M (2,627) on 05 Dec 2007

It is by no means one of the greatest noirs of all time, however I don't think Lana Turner ever gave a better performance than here as a conflicted…

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By Kevin G (829) on 05 Dec 2007

Sometimes people fall in love even when they're already married to someone else. When that happens there's hell to pay…

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By Vince J (49) on 29 Nov 2007

They all get punished in the end, though:(…

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By Jason A (950) on 26 Nov 2007

The chemistry between Lana Turner and John Garfield is electrifying in this classic film noir…

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By Kathleen R (98) on 24 Nov 2007

Ehhh. This was OK…

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