Noir Alley - The Locket (1946) intro 20240623

Sdílet
Vložit
  • čas přidán 22. 06. 2024
  • Noir Alley - The Locket (1946) intro 20240623 by Eddie Muller shown on Jun 23, 2024
    From TCM's Noir Alley (Saturdays at Midnight ET and Sunday 10am ET) hosted by the Czar of Noir, Eddie Muller.

Komentáře • 7

  • @mtngrl5859
    @mtngrl5859 Před měsícem +1

    Lorraine Day in the 1930's was in the Dr. Kildaire films starring Lew Ayres & she was his nurse in those films.

  • @erickjrmaldonadoherrera4531

    Flashbacks still goes on in neo noir like gone girl and recently with challengers as with well many other neo noir films that have flashbacks that you could name in this comment section..

  • @ameryek.9607
    @ameryek.9607 Před měsícem +1

    I wish I could watch this one! But unless I purchase the DVD, I think not But who knows, all noirs come to she who waits! 😇

    • @NoirFan77
      @NoirFan77  Před měsícem +1

      Unfortunately it's not in the public domain. Right now the only place you can stream it from is Watch TCM. But it does come up on TCM often, so if you subscribe eventually you'll find it there again.

    • @ameryek.9607
      @ameryek.9607 Před měsícem

      @@NoirFan77 Thanks for suggestion, but I do not own a TV set. I can't get streaming services on my laptop, can I? Anyway, I don't have good enough WiFi at home to buy a TCM sub.

    • @NoirFan77
      @NoirFan77  Před měsícem +1

      @@ameryek.9607 You can definitely get streaming services on your laptop. Or phone, even. Or tablet. But you would definitely want good WiFi at least. Buying a TCM sub means either cable (or satellite, I suppose ... don't know about satellite) with a tier that includes TCM. Or subscribing to CZcams TV or Hulu+ Live TV.
      Here's a link with some information, I'm not taking a position on their accuracy or objectivity:
      agoodmovietowatch.com/how-to/channels/tcm/

    • @stanedwards309
      @stanedwards309 Před měsícem

      You need to see this. When I had cable, it lived on my DVR.
      It's Lorraine Day's best movie. It also has one of my favorite shots in a noir film. The shot is a little startling and beautiful at the same time. It's near the end of the film. I don't want to drop any spoilers. I hope you can see it soon.