In a Lonely Place (1950)
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- Humphrey Bogart
- Gloria Grahame
- Frank Lovejoy
- Carl Benton Reid
- Art Smith
- Jeff Donnell
- Martha Stewart
- Robert Warwick
- Morris Ankrum
- William Ching
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- Jan 3, 2014
"I was born when she kissed me, I died when she left me, I lived a few weeks while she loved me." of course, but so many other immortal lines here. one of the rawest films the studio system ever produced. Scenes from a Noir Marriage or as Netflix might categorize…
davidehrlichAug 27, 2017"A good love scene should be about something else besides love. For instance, this one. Me fixing grapefruit. You sitting over there, dopey, half-asleep. Anyone looking at us could tell we're in love."
karen h.Sep 12, 2017A paranoid phantasmagoria of broken people, shattered Hollywood dreams, violent American character, Bogart and Grahame personals, New Deal and shifting political space of the era, romantic longing cut short. One of the most perfect bad trip movies, probably because it is…
Filipe Furtado - Jul 24, 2014
5 Reasons why this film is a masterpiece: 1. It's the best film Nicholas Ray ever made; a noir-tinged drama rendered in dark visuals of exhilarating beauty. 2. It showcases probably the greatest performance of Bogie's career as the short-fused screenwriter Dix…
trolleyfreakApr 13, 2020"The act of a sick mind with the urge to destroy something young and lovely." Perhaps the most brutal and devastating Hollywood break-up film, in part due to the unbearable amount of real emotional history being exposed on the screen, but also how it’s been constructed…
Josh LewisJun 14, 2020I've never seen Bogie become such a scary dude
Patrick Willems - Oct 10, 2012
Bogart grabs Grahme by the neck to confess his love. He is vulnerable in his eyes, but violent by his hands.
Peter LabuzaJul 19, 20171950. Two genre-defining noirs follow Hollywood's postwar darkness to its logical conclusion by setting their stories among Tinseltown's decayed soul. Sunset Boulevard is one of Billy Wilder's expertly crafted closed loops, a vision of Hollywood as an empire not merely in…
Jake ColeJul 14, 2020classic hollywood noirs are great because pretty much all of them only have four characters trying to solve a confusing crime by smoking in a handful of sets, and all of them own incredibly hard
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Wow, I simply had no idea what to believe. It got so suspenseful towards the end when she started to suspect. At one point I thought it was her, another I thought it was the agent. Even AFTER the confession I was still suspicious of Steele.
Of this Blackout Noir collection, this is the best one I've seen so far, with the best performances. Not gonna be a favorite of mine in the genre, and the ending is good, but I kind of hoped it'd pack more of a punch or a twist.
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1/31/26: What a whirlwind of psychological dissonance from mysteries unsolved and issues unsaid!! Definitely thrilling, with an ending I adore!
One of the greatest noir films ever made. Humphrey Bogart delivers a career best performance. The ending is so memorable
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- Humphrey Bogart as Dixon Steele
- Gloria Grahame as Laurel Gray
- Frank Lovejoy as Brub Nicolai
- Carl Benton Reid as Capt. Lochner
- Art Smith as Mel Lippman
- Jeff Donnell as Sylvia Nicolai
- Martha Stewart as Mildred Atkinson
- Robert Warwick as Charlie Waterman
- Morris Ankrum as Lloyd Barnes
- William Ching as Ted Barton