The Big Sleep (1946)
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- Humphrey Bogart
- Lauren Bacall
- John Ridgely
- Martha Vickers
- Dorothy Malone
- Peggy Knudsen
- Regis Toomey
- Charles Waldron
- Charles D. Brown
- Bob Steele
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- Nov 4, 2017
my left brain: this makes no sense my right brain: lauren bacall is so beautiful
eely 👻Great movie for those of us who like to use pen and paper to keep track of what's happening.
JizzmonkeyJan 27, 2014also goes by its subtitle: "Or Los Angeles is populated by scores of ridiculously beautiful women in everyday jobs like librarians, rare booksellers, cab drivers, coat-check girls, and cigarette girls that ALL want to fuck the shit out of Humphrey Bogart for some reason."
Timcop - Mar 30, 2022
At no point did I have even the slightest idea what was going on. 4 stars
brendan o'hareJan 2, 2025Feels like a detective video game where, instead of focusing on the main quest, you’re watching someone try to unlock the secret ending that happens if you seduce every woman you encounter
HesseFeb 8, 2020hawks understands more than anyone that the plot of a film doesn't matter, so keep it nonsensical; that the emotions of a film do matter, so keep them volcanic
comrade_yui - Feb 15, 2016
If anyone ever sees anything sexier than Bogart and Bacall sitting in a bar, drinking, smoking and talking, please let me know and I will send you five dollars.
Anna Imhof 🌸Apr 1, 2013I collect blondes and bottles too. -Philip Marlowe The second film to feature Raymond Chandler's hard boiled detective Philip Marlowe in less then two years, but usually the one that's remembered as Marlowe's earliest incarnation. The first film, Murder, My Sweet, is…
🎃 Count DuLacula 🦇Nov 12, 2022one of the ultimate 'i have no idea what happens in the story, but the vibes are impeccable' films. bogie and bacall's romance is a cinematic gift; we need more movies that don't explain themselves to the audience, more movies that are willfully obscure and obtuse. there's…
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- ty lovedThe Big Sleep
bruh marlowe was not that hot how did he get all of those lovely ladies swooning over him
James New likedThe Big SleepExcellent noir and one of the best ever. Bogart and Bacall carry and the chemistry between Bogart and anyone on screen is so strong you can feel it. The mystery unfolds satisfyingly and it’s excellently written. A staple of how a good crime thriller is made/ looks like
CvptvinHowdy likedThe Big SleepWhen it comes to Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall together, I prefer this over "To Have and Have Not." But it's still not so easy to follow, which makes it feel like it's slowly paced. With that said, you can't help but enjoy it even when it gets kind of boring.
- Mahdi is "meh" onThe Big Sleep
I liked the Maltese falcon by Hammett better 🤷♀️ I know they’re two different authors with different styles but this one had too many characters and was more confusing that the Maltese falcon
Mickerdoo likedThe Big SleepThe actors boost this one up (Bogart, Bacall, Vickers and other cute girls). Wish story had a little more of a bow on it. Little ambiguous.
Carson Withers likedThe Big SleepThis would’ve been better if Humphrey Bogart looked longingly into the camera and explained what was going on ever 5 minutes. 7/10
- Laura likedThe Big Sleep
Love love love the silly banter and sexy exchanges. The story is a bit muddled however. Gotta love a good bogart PI flick though
Zack dislikedThe Big SleepHas not aged well. New forgettable characters constantly being introduced. Plot threads left open. The romance makes no sense.
Wagner Freitas lovedThe Big Sleepand that's why black and white pictures will always be superior pictures!
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- Humphrey Bogart as Philip Marlowe
- Lauren Bacall as Vivian Rutledge
- John Ridgely as Eddie Mars
- Martha Vickers as Carmen Sternwood
- Dorothy Malone as Acme Book Shop Proprietress
- Peggy Knudsen as Mona Mars
- Regis Toomey as Chief Inspector Bernie Ohls
- Charles Waldron as General Sternwood
- Charles D. Brown as Norris
- Bob Steele as Lash Canino