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Re: What's your favorite noir?
By femmefatalenoirgirl in Noir
"My favorite's The Maltese Falcon too. That movie is perfect. The dialogue, the cast, everything. " [More]

Casablanca

Casablanca is an amazing film.
By femmefatalenoirgirl in femmefatalenoirgirl Blog
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"First of all it must be said that the script is probabaly one of the best written in film history. Also, Casablanca is everywhere in pop culture. Also, Rick Blaine is symbolic of America before and at the beginning of WW 2 and so is the cafe. Casablanca itself is a purgatory that none can escape from. Furthermore, I have speculated that the line "Here's lookin at you, kid" means it's up to every person to do what they know is right and to change the world because an individual has that power. Casablanca is more than just a story of love between two people. It's a story of love for humanity. " [More]

Patton

Best war movie ever
By femmefatalenoirgirl in femmefatalenoirgirl Blog
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"One of the reasons I love this movie is because it's so hypocritical and the actual war in the movie isn't World War 2, but is the war going on within Patton himself. For example, he's doing what he believes is right, like not listening to orders and slapping soldiers, but it damages his career. Another example is that Patton is a poet, yet he curses like a sailor. This film also supports war, yet it says that war is terrible as well. Clearly, Patton is full of dichotomies. " [More]

The Maltese Falcon

"When you're slapped, you' ...
By femmefatalenoirgirl in femmefatalenoirgirl Blog
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"The dialogue in this movie is so terrific. Especially that line. Sam Spade is a badass officially. He is so clever. I also thought that this movie was kind of funny in parts and I kinda laughed at it. The black bird itself is symbolic of an unattainable materialistic dream. " [More]