I’ve been try to expand my interest and developed an interest in Film Noir. I was watching the 1931 Maltese Falcon (Ricardo Cortez as Sam Spade) with the He peoples, welp I napped some. He mentioned it was one of the first Noir films. I don’t know who he was talking to – he talks to himself a lot.
I did a Duck-Duck-Go search to figure out what a Noir film is. That was clear as mud, well all I got out of the definition was black and white, dark, and criminal.
Black and white isn’t hard, the pictures are dark. I shook off the dirt but…
…when I got inside the peoples take baby wipes and wipe me down. After they already brushed me off and rubbed me down with a towel. That is criminal.
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Great post on expanding your interests and exploring Film Noir! It’s always exciting to discover new genres and learn about the history behind them. Keep up the good work!
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The He peoples really enjoys TCM, a specially film noir. I prefer the Animal channel. He said that this movie made a great case study, in case you need a movie to study. Both movies rely heavily on the book for dialog; however the 1931 include dialog and scenes consider scandalous. In 1934, the ,Ovid Production Code was established which prohibited scandalous scenes and dialog, thus the 1941 movie is censored. The 1931 more closely follows the book because of the The He peoples really enjoys TCM, a specially film noir. I prefer the Animal channel. He said that this movie made a great case study, in case you need a movie to study. Both movies rely heavily on the book for dialog; however the 1931 include dialog and scenes consider scandalous. In 1934 the Production Code was established which prohibited scandalous, thus the 1931 movie is closest to the book.
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