I freaking love this movie. More than Casablanca or The Big Sleep. Every performance is incredible, the visuals are spectacular, and the dialogue crackles. I really, really, really need to re-buy this on Blu-ray.
And I don't know about the perfume quote, but while looking for it I did pull up a clip of "When you're slapped, you'll take it and like it."
Damn, what a movie! For instance, look at the way they paint with the light from the lampshade to Lorre's left; it gives him a wonderfully sinister tint without resorting to an obvious spotlight which was common for that period.
Oh, yes. The skillful use of light and shadow was an important element in noir. I think I read somewhere that the production designer (or probably, art director) used blinds in O'Shaughnessy's place to suggest that she was headed to jail?
Oh, yes. The skillful use of light and shadow was an important element in noir. I think I read somewhere that the production designer (I don't know if they called them that back then) used blinds in O'Shaughnessy's place to suggest that she was headed to jail?
Oh, yes. The skillful use of light and shadow was an important element in noir. I think I read somewhere that the production designer (or probably, art director) used blinds in O'Shaughnessy's place to suggest that she was headed to jail?
and even better near the end the shadows of the elevator door on her face suggesting her decent to hell. Redone perfectly in The Grifters to Huston's daughter.
DanDare 的回复
于 2017 年 05 月 09 日 7:52下午
I do not know. The lines were hard boiled but also described things in a way that undercut censorship laws.
Wasn't there a line by Bogart that implied Lorre's character was gay. Something like I smelled you the moment you walked into the room.
tmdb65271336 的回复
于 2017 年 05 月 09 日 8:07下午
I freaking love this movie. More than Casablanca or The Big Sleep. Every performance is incredible, the visuals are spectacular, and the dialogue crackles. I really, really, really need to re-buy this on Blu-ray.
And I don't know about the perfume quote, but while looking for it I did pull up a clip of "When you're slapped, you'll take it and like it."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0I1Vh-Ru1z0
Damn, what a movie! For instance, look at the way they paint with the light from the lampshade to Lorre's left; it gives him a wonderfully sinister tint without resorting to an obvious spotlight which was common for that period.
tmdb53400018 的回复
于 2017 年 05 月 09 日 10:05下午
Spoiler below
Oh, yes. The skillful use of light and shadow was an important element in noir. I think I read somewhere that the production designer (or probably, art director) used blinds in O'Shaughnessy's place to suggest that she was headed to jail?
tmdb65271336 的回复
于 2017 年 05 月 09 日 10:12下午
I love that!
tmdb53400018 的回复
于 2017 年 05 月 10 日 6:19下午
This thread sure did move off-topic, didn't it? I feel like it's my fault, too.
sukhisoo 的回复
于 2021 年 01 月 18 日 3:40下午
Bogart's "I'm dumping you" speech at the end is probably the best one on film.
Steve 的回复
于 2022 年 07 月 19 日 9:29上午
and even better near the end the shadows of the elevator door on her face suggesting her decent to hell. Redone perfectly in The Grifters to Huston's daughter.