Kiss Me Moody
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Kiss Me Deadly - Mickey Spillane/Mike Hammer atomic noirby noirdamecom855 views- 4:30
actor Ralph Meeker - A Tributeby TheScreamingmimis3,029 views
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KISS ME DEADLY Trailerby 420scrog25,079 views
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Kiss Me Deadly (intro)by OpenEyeVisuals31,516 views
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Film Noir Compilationby kyzzak40,008 views
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KISS ME DEADLY Trailer (1955) - The Criterion Collectionby criterioncollection3,742 views
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"KISS ME DEADLY" (1955) - BOX SEQUENCEby RestInPeaceDecency6,441 views
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Kiss Me Deadly, alt endingby pumacub8,825 views
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Kiss Me Deadly - Remember Meby oakjackson98 views
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Kiss Me Deadlyby dsalomaor40,506 views
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Expecting Mary - Official Trailerby Kimwaltrip69,054 views
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Bonkers Kissby dawneh214,550 views
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True Love Will Find You In The End (Daniel Johnston Cover)by williamstaw8,579 views
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Film Noir's title sequenceby ARTaVIVA5,824 views
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Kiss Me Deadly - Boxing Sceneby MovieZeal7,338 views
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Cloris Leachman Kisses Talk Show Host!by johnkerwin200083,539 views
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Kitty White Tributeby johnxxx200004,410 views
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cloris leachmanby polimediaent33,286 views
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In The Loop End Credits Audioby swanstep3,268 views
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Kaki King - Yellowcakeby Lykorish155,915 views
@WarrenParkwoodLinden Thanks for your comment. I had the same reaction as you to the opening of KMD - it's powerful, disturbing film-making that shaped Lynch, the Coens, Fincher, and many others. The Oscars missed a chance to honor KMD this year when it shamefully excluded Maxine Cooper (Hammer's secretary Velda) from the In Memoriam segment. A second or two of her stumbling into the surf with Hammer (one of the greatest scenes in all of film) would have been appropriate. But ...no. Bozos.
swanstep 1 year ago
A really effective rendering of one of the most memorable opening sequences of any movie I've ever seen. This was one of those films that I declared a personal favorite even before fully watching it the first time! Your score (which at times reminds me of "Scarborough Fair") has just the right melancholy feel.
WarrenParkwoodLinden 1 year ago