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In Reply to: Current Top 50 Film Noirs of all time... posted by Hepcat on April 7, 2004 at 14:23:19:
arguably "STRANGERS ON A TRAIN", "FURY", "SUNSET BOULEVARD", "BODY AND SOUL", and "MILDRED PIERCE." They do share some characteristics of noir but I think to have them falling into the genre is stretching things a bit.And where are two of the greatest American film noir classics, the original "D.O.A" and "FAREWELL MY LOVELY"? And could not the splendid 1949 film "WHITE HEAT" be considered a film noir classic, at least based on the criterea used for the list? If so, it would surely rank in the top 5.
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- A lot of the films on the list aren't "noir" at all..... - danj 14:57:10 04/09/04 (0)
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