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By Petros T (610) on 25 Aug 2012

Despite having a very interesting main idea, The Strange Love Of Martha Ivers doesn't manage to become particularly remarkable…

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By Daniel K (1,478) on 19 Jun 2012

3: I'm a huge Lizabeth Scott fan (8x10 glossy photos and everything), so this fairly run-of-the-mill film noir gets a thumbs up in my book…

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By Mikey M (358) on 07 May 2011

You were looking for trouble - a good kind of trouble Treachery rules in this steamy, noir-ish movie…

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By Bradford D (45) on 02 Apr 2011

This story is not a thriller, mystery or really a crime story…

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By Aj V (1,538) on 20 Oct 2010

I liked this movie, it's suspenseful and has a good story and good actors too. It doesn't list Kirk Douglas, but he's in the movie too…

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By Vj B (208) on 20 Oct 2010

I liked this movie, it's suspenseful and has a good story and good actors too. It doesn't list Kirk Douglas, but he's in the movie too…

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By Kristine U (44) on 01 Oct 2010

Not Barbara Stanwyck's most engaging performance, Lizabeth Scott steals the show…

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By Andre T (297) on 25 Sep 2010

Black-and-white film noir released in the United States in 1946, starring Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Lizabeth Scott and an young Kirk Douglas…

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By Christopher S (2,154) on 07 Jun 2010

Good performances. Not enough noir elements there but still quite enjoyable…

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By Alexandra W (234) on 06 May 2010

The plot is a little too complicated to briefly summarize, but it's a fantastic noir premise that sets up an exploration of manipulation, desperation,…

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By Matt T (586) on 03 May 2010

Do not let the talented assemble of actors fool you. This is a dull, slow moving noir melodrama…

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By Stevee T (113) on 08 Apr 2010

The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946) was a movie I bought for $2.97 in a bargain bin at the Warehouse…

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By Dimitris S (216) on 29 Oct 2009

Quite creepy, but I loved Lizabeth Scott in this. Not bad for a movies I bought for $2.97…

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By Randy T (648) on 28 Sep 2009

Whether its paperback fiction like Lady of Burlesque, or a tear-jerker like Stella Dallas, or the noir-ish suspense of The Strange Love of…

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By Kevin S (2,121) on 17 Aug 2009

Itâ??s a shame this film hasnâ??t been preserved better, but itâ??s in poor condition and the music must also overly melodramatic…

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By Ingrid G (64) on 02 May 2009

Suspenseful, good acting, and I really liked Douglas in this movie…

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By David J (1,942) on 12 Nov 2008

1946 Film Noir... a rarity for me to watch one of these, but I can say I was not bored. Solid and gripping…

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By Anna S (420) on 12 Nov 2008

1946 Film Noir... a rarity for me to watch one of these, but I can say I was not bored. Solid and gripping…

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By Bethany B (109) on 08 Nov 2008

Some bits that don't sit well with my modern sensibilities (particularly the movie's view of the female characters), but once it got going,…

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By Lee B (1,154) on 05 Jul 2008

After Bette Davis, there is no one to beat Barbara Stanwyck at ICY…

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