Discuss Criss Cross

This movie is a great opportunity to see some of the old Los Angeles downtown, in particular the Court Hill area that was flattened in the 1950s. More about it on the Silent Locations blog: Criss Cross and the Hill Street Tunnel and LA’s Early Hills, Tunnels Preserved in Noir as well as in this SkyscraperPage post and on this webpage.

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thanks for those links. I just love this movie, and I'm fascinated with movie locations in LA.

SPOILER BELOW.....

Burt Lancaster is good in this one -- as well as equally doomed as he is in The Killers (1946).

The Killers for many reasons is the Citizen Kane of noir. But I'm afraid people don't regard Criss Cross that way. I think it's fantastic. One of my top film noir.

Really? Maybe I should watch Killers again -- I didn't think a whole lot of it when I saw it, years ago.

not just because it's great, but also the way the story is structured similar to the epic Kane.

Oh yea, I know they're both told in non-linear fashion....

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