Film Noir Compilation

[Beck19781]

Great list, and great editing! However, I would argue (as many would) that "The Third Man" is a British film, not an American one.

[floridafyme]

Mas por favor.

[chumbersdee]

Sunset Blvd. is the most epic in my opinion, and my favorite

[FilmNoirFreak]

THIS IS EXCELLENT!!!

[BLACKIESBOY]

0:03

I never understood how getting shot in the lower torso/groin area was a kill shot

[DannyBoyMRPG]

@BLACKIESBOY Probably hit a vital point

[BLACKIESBOY]

@DannyBoyMRPG

Sure... But wouldn't a hitman not take the chances of hitting a vital spot near the groin area and instead double-cap somebody?

I mean, I understand noir movies couldn't show too much violence, but at least aim it at his heart, which is in fact a guaranteed kill most of the time.

[BornToDie90]

i started seeing film noir movies andi just seem to become addicted... so far ive seen the third man, the big sleep maltese falcon double indemnity in a lonely place touch of evil out of the past... which film should i watch next?

[kyzzak]

@BornToDie90 dead on arrival or the killer(s) or kiss me deadly

[BronsonEastwood210]

@BornToDie90 Out of the past, the big heat, the big combo, sunset bouleavard, the killing

[perceval88]

@BornToDie90 you may see : detour, the lady from shanghai, gilda, they drive by night, the big heat, house by the river, the dark corner, panic in south street, shanghai gesture, leave her to heaven...

check the website : film noir of the week...

[zipper179]

@Kyzzak.. I do envy you..! Imagine, a class on Film Noir.. I'd loved to have been enrolled in that class..

[oliviaisgod]

<3 the third man

[hauntedscarecrowmurd]

I would have used the thompson .45 caliber machine gun if I was a character in a film noir movie...

[hauntedscarecrowmurd]

many websites have filmnoir detective mystery gangster slang! I review the lingo and slang so I can understand quickly what's going on!...sometimes I accentially use it myself ...but I try not to!

[hauntedscarecrowmurd]

I guess the first neo-noir I saw was body heat 1981 kathleen turner as a femme fatale spider woman...then black widow with debra winger...(sci-fi has alphaville and bladerunner) so instead of paying 20$ to see crappy remakes...i explore film noir of 1940s-1950s etc...(my sci-fi 1950s are great too!)

[hauntedscarecrowmurd]

ending this with the radioactive box! that burns the house down sent chills up my spine!...(i was born in 1965 and love sci-fi but a photo of veronica lake and alan ladd drafted me hooking me into film noir! but my old sci-fi friends dwell there like orson wells...lloyd bridges...ray milland...richard basehart...)

[Liberaljamoke]

I would put L.A. Confidential as the best among contemporary film noir. I can see John Garfield playing one of the leads.

The final shootout is in of the best in the history of cinema.

[zizoulivesforever]

Good day to you gentlemen, I am doing a project on film noir and how it reflects issues in the society. What might be the essences of film noir should I look out for. Your opinions are very much appreciated. :)

[zizoulivesforever]

Good day to you gentlemen, I am doing a project on film noir and how it reflects issues in the society. What might be the essences of film noir should I look out for. Your opinions are very much appreciated. :)

[chechenwolf]

once all my rent a bills are paid for this month i think im gonna amasse a film noir collection of biblical proportions, your suggestions would be greatly appreciated. respond to this post cuz i rarely go on tubeyou :p or not, up to you. id appreciate it though xxx

[TheDan2000]

fantastic...... Bogie is the best!

[Rolandzebub]

The Third Man!

[ianthor22]

Where is Gilda?

[misconduckt]

Michael Cimino is very underrated, Year of The Dragon (1985) is one of the best hyper-violent noirs ever, I think its where the Batman movies got their look from.

[LightStijn]

@misconduckt Yeah, not to mention: The Deer Hunter is one of the greatest, deepest war movies ever made. The only war movies I know of that may surpass it just a little, are Apocalypse Now and Elem Klimov's Come and See.

[LightStijn]

Tarantino is still a big amateur compared to the great directors like Orson Welles, Sergio Leone, Martin Scorsese, Ridley Scott, Francis Ford Coppola, Michael Cimino etc...

[kyzzak]

i think i would agree, with reservations...

Tarantino is great in his own way though, he may steal from tons of old films; but he generally puts together quite a fun movie in my opinion.

[LightStijn]

His films are entertaining, but I definitely wouldn't call them masterpieces. Pulp Fiction is - in my eyes - still the most overrated film of all time. But well... that's my opinion.

[drcoxcentral]

@kyzzak Yeah but Tarantino is a child compared to Scorsese.

[hankvoleur]

@LightStijn Tarantino knows how to handle a camera, but apart from taking, his movies don't do much, they lack the intensity of the ones by the directors you named.

[LightStijn]

@hankvoleur Exactly! You said it! His visual style is mostly professional, but that's only because he copies from the big boys like Sergio Leone. The soundtracks to his movies are always outstanding, but Tarantino didn't compose them. I can go on like this all day, but it all comes down to the fact that - in the end - all Tarantino really did himself is write the plot and dialogue, yet only Reservoir Dogs has a masterful plot. Kill Bill, for instance, certainly hasn't.

[brickbusterful]

ummm, how bout no Ridley Scott... he's made only 3 good movies in my opinion, the rest are so so.

But Tarantino is great because he's advancing film from the original masters such as Coppola or Kurowsawa... i mean I don't think Pulp Fiction is the greatest movie ever made in history, but i think that by borrowing different styles, plots, and characters from old movies Pulp is a great movie and my favorite ever made

[LightStijn]

@brickbusterful But Ridley Scott made Blade Runner!

[hypnotic230]

kyzzak, really? Thats cool!

Tarrantino 'steals' from alot of cool movies (I say that in the most respectful way possible).

Did you know his production company is called "A Band Apart"?

Thats named after Jean-Luc Goddard's film. A favourite of Tarrantinos

[hypnotic230]

That last clip, at 2:39 where the lady opens the box, it reminds me of Pulp Fiction where Vince opens the suitcase and its glowing.

Very cool compilation

[kyzzak]

Yup, Tarantino stole it from the 1955 film noir 'Kiss Me Deadly'

[maths23]

I love film noir.

[XXXshukuchiXXX]

Film noir can live without guns

[Sethtyphon]

What movie is that last clip from?

[kyzzak]

Kiss Me Deadly

[gramarymatters]

Wonderful job. Made with passion and analytical eye.

[Werther2000]

Excellent compilation! Thank you!

[keefek]

Very clever. You know your film noir.

[sean311973]

LOL!! :35

[sexyjoka]

whats with the end noise sounds like some deamons devilish ting

[alsamuef]

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[blommema]

great comp, of the finest era in movies!

[beba1203]

I think the compilation is great!! Would you be kind to tell me wich movie is from the clip 1.16-1.24? Thanks!

[kyzzak]

1:16-1:24 is from The Killers

[RYAN06091985]

Pulp fiction - "what's in the box" inspiration.

[kyzzak]

you are correct good sir.

[few1929]

I admire the use of light and shadow. Especially the splashes of light when the guns are fired. Great photography.

[kyzzak]

thanks man,

although, did you realize that these shots are from 8 american 1930s and 40s noir films?

make sure you check out the animated version i made too, its on my channel.

cheers!

[LAZARZERO]

That was pretty good.

[sunwestmovies]

I enjoyed this - especially the clips and sounds from "Gun Crazy" One of my favs. Thanks

[kyzzak]

No Problem,

thanks for watching!

[azzfock88]

wich one is gun crazy?

[sunwestmovies]

Gun Crazy clips start at 2:03 to 2:32

If you never saw it, I recommend it.

[afmaca111]

God its pretty god damm violent, but interesting to watch, why all about guns?

For some strange reason i find these facitation to watch..

[kyzzak]

its a project for a class im in; im doing this project and then i will write a 4-5 page paper anylizing the guns in these films.

im glad its facinating to watch, i think that means the editing i did was real good, and so when its all animated it will be awesome