Double Indemnity (Film Noir)

[12malahide]

In the top 5 American films ever made.

[seussville1]

Flippin' great channel - maybe I'll find something in here I have not seen!

[ThomasDeanNordlum]

Patricia Arquettes blonde hair style in Lost Highway was a total hommage to Barbara Stanwyck.

[jules031056]

Whatever you want in a film, it's here.

[theministryoftruth]

If you l ike this kind of noir you may like "The Secret Adventures of the Projectionist"

[rhodimer66]

I used this film a lot for my structure of Battery Row. The monologue, the witty banter. worked great in Battery Row.

[homerdanher]

i have to study this in film studies the whole aspects of film noir can anyone help me ? i need to understand how men are portrayed in these films in detail any help?

[nazalarocks]

@homerdanher Or you could do your own homework, there's dozens of books out there on the subject!

[gurlsingerfan]

@homterdanher Nothing can replace watching the films..."Double Indemnity" of course, "Laura" with Dana Andrews and a radiant Gene Tierney, the greatly artistic "The Third Man" with Orsen Wells, and a minor classic not often mentioned, "Angel Face" with Robert Mitchum. The men are always tough, competitive, smart ass talk, competitive, but driven by primal urges which lead to their undoing. They are drawn to the vamp, the wicked women, and pay the price. Most film noir are morality plays.

[carlaballs]

Whats her actual character name in this film?

[Cleon29Warrior]

Yes, I killed him. I killed him for money and for a woman. I didn't get the money and I didn't get the woman. Pretty, isn't it?

[southernbrooklyngal]

sorry but men are stupid..nah just kidding but still lol

[chiantiandfavabeans]

i cant believe she didnt get an oscar for this...

actually i cant believe she never got one. what a shame.

[meeezzaa]

in the book they are called phyllis nirdlinger and walter huff ??

[TFCHooligan69]

"No pigeons are out, I hope." LOL!

[spirmessi]

if you like to see the history of movies watch * BIRTH OF CINEMA* in youtube and enjoy

[Rblonde1017]

$30,000 for that house! HAHAHAHAA! i wish..

[cloudberry121]

One of the best.

[okamasphere]

I'm crazy about you bebe. Pink wine, the kind that bubbles. I only got bourbon. Bourbon is fine !!

[genatzvalee]

Just watched the film, still very impressed! That Dietrichson dame! Neph was a fool to get involved in such a foul affair.

[morgantown1]

@genatzvalee Its Neff, with two f's--like Philadelphia

[Hereticalable]

The insurance industry has never been sexier!

[MOGGS1942]

@Hereticalable You can say that again!

[SundayMorninEveryDay]

YOU'LL NEVER GET AWAY WITH IT BABY

[rageatm4life]

watchn this for media studies alondg with the big sleep and maltese falcon

[PlanetBongoSan]

tough life pal!!

[SuperDazmeister]

@rageatm4life Watched this for film studies too! Along with Chinatown and The Postman Always Rings Twice! Pretty damn good film!

[Followillingly]

didnt she win....

[SundayMorninEveryDay]

she got killed?

[zaycas]

yes

[zaycas]

none did

[coralarch]

Whoever denied Barbara an Oscar for this incredible performance should be shot.

[carlynorris]

'No, I never loved you, Walter. Not you or anybody else, I'm rotten to the heart, I used you just like you said.' Absolute classic film.

[SexyManatee2121]

"I'd hate the thought of your having a smashed fender or something while you're not uh fully covered."

YESSSSSSSSSSS....

[heartm3]

is this part 1?

[deibid2003]

you can watch this great movie online, here:

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[tomloft2000]

it cost $30,000!

[harrygrov]

If he'll ever finish paying it...

:D

[budmotor]

i love Stanwyck with sunglasses incognito with her partner in crime in super market COOL

[nazalarocks]

Stanwyck was the ultimate Femmale Fatale :)

[Johnny6666]

@nazalarocks Nah - Jane Greer was!

[costernocht]

The Oscar statuette was a cheap thing alongside Stanwyck's acting, which was in a class its own.

[HairNet0725]

Excellent movie!! Ya know, that house still looks pretty much the same.

[rwa04]

how u know?

[bingersoll6]

where is the house?

[HairNet0725]

6301 Quebec Drive, Hollywood,CA: I believe it's technically Beverly Hills though...It's beautiful and pretty much looks the same today. I was there this fall and took a few shots of it.

[starshooter1093]

Yea! I saw a photo of the house in the special features of the DVD. It looks exactly the same, the only real difference is the plants. I really like the house better in B&W though. It's really cool you got to actually see it, I would love to do that.

[gfhandel]

A classic!

[RMS1103]

Stanwyck should have won the Oscar for this performance. Some of the best acting ever caught on film. Like Groucho Marx said..'It was the biggest robbery since Brinks.'

[drafe007]

barbaras do is a wig barrowed from marlene dietrich.

[bdub24j]

My favorite! Besides, how can you go wrong with Babs as the femme-fatale!

[beerman043]

a classic

[blueskies123]

Stanwyck is # 1....she'd wipe Streep off the screen...

[mrgb46]

One of the best movies ever..nuff said!

[creamofcardstv]

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[JoeLeTaxi]

double hotness!!

[stashyboy1]

classic billy Wilder writing...he was way ahead of his time....

[ykidkwis]

double entendre!^^