Been getting back into Film Noir recently
What does the Lounge recommend other than Bogart(who I love but have seen everything)?
What's the most like Bogart that isn't Bogart?
21 Replies
3y
Depending on who you ask, The Third Man (screenplay written by some unknown nobody named Graham Greene) is one of the top films of all time. Intrigue among the ruins of post-war Vienna.
If you're feeling adventurous, I'm a big fan of Elevator to the Gallows that I think you can get on Amazon Prime in the US (we have a different Amazon Prime here in France, even with a VPN). Great cinematography and a fantastic score written by Miles Davis. One of the earliest examples of French New Wave.
(In response to this post by MrBayAreaHokie)
K
KCHokie2
3y
(In response to this post by MrBayAreaHokie)
3y
Still.
(In response to this post by MrBayAreaHokie)
E
EDGEMAN
3y
Hope it comes back for another season (or three).
(In response to this post by Nova Hokie 95)
It came back recently-ish for Season 2 if you didn't see that
(In response to this post by EDGEMAN)
E
EDGEMAN
3y
(In response to this post by Nova Hokie 95)
V
VT72
3y
(In response to this post by MrBayAreaHokie)
3y
but I like:
- The Dark Corner
- Johnny O'Clock
- Pushover
- The Maltese Falcon (I know it's Bogart and you've probably seen it a lot but I can't help but throw it in here again)
None of these have a recurring actor so basically one offs. I'll post more if they occur to me.
(In response to this post by MrBayAreaHokie)
K
KCHokie2
3y
were also good. Who knew Lily Munster could be a femme fatale?
(In response to this post by MrBayAreaHokie)