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Noms for Noir Films (Patreon)

Published:
2024-05-14 15:00:08
Imported:
2026-06

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Hey Everyone!

Check the post prior for the "Classic Film Noir" Poll! so you don't repeat.

Please list your noms (bullet form please) for Film Noir, Neo-Noir or Noir inspired!

xx

ames

Comments

Catchermag

Brick. I don’t know how to bullet format on my phone so I’ll just keep it to that one. Brick.

JM63

Vertigo (1958) Purple Noon (1960) Mean Streets (1973) [Edit: Ames has already seen The Talented Mr Ripley.]

pickupthepieces

(True) Film Noir is not a genre where I shine, so I'll let others take this one. A shame too, I have been practicing my bullet format.

AJ

Drive (2011) Fargo (1996) No Country for Old Men (2007)

Murphy

Pickup on South Street- 1953

AstralCars

Chinatown Blue Velvet Rear Window Citizen Kane

Brent Turner

Neo-Noir: •2 Days In The Valley •Narrow Margin • Red Rock West

RFK Fan

* BOUND * BLOOD SIMPLE * DARK CITY

Harrison Lott

• Vertigo • Chinatown • Memento

Michael T

* Body Heat (1981) One of the best "modern" noir-inspired films!

Carl Lyngholm

• Mullholland Drive • Memento • Fargo

Toc

Chinatown. Chinatown. Chinatown. lol. (actually there are some great titles other people are writing, but The Maltese Falcon and Chinatown actually work together, right down to casting Maltese Falcon director John Huston in Chinatown, and Jack channeling Bogart. Might as well watch Chinatown while Maltese Falcon is fresh in mind. Both are AFI top-shelf titles, no worries there!

Shawn Goforth

*Femme Fatale (2002) *Breathless (1960) *In a Lonely Place (1950) Brian De Palma's Femme Fatale is one the coolest neo-noir mysteries that keeps most first-timers guessing until the end. Godard's Breathless, starring Jean-Paul Belmondo channeling his inner Bogart, solidified the French New Wave, which started a couple of years earlier. Co-written by Godard, Truffaut and Chabrol, all film journalists turned directors from Cahiers du Cinema. Nicholas Ray's In a Lonely Place is another powerful Bogart performance and was cited by TCM's Eddie Muller as his favorite all-time Noir film.

Jeb Manning

-Angels with Dirty Faces (1938) -Calling Dr. Death (1943) -Weird Woman (1944) -Dead Man's Eyes (1944) -The Frozen Ghost (1945) -Strange Confession (1945) -Pillow of Death (1945) -Shock (1946) -Notorious (1946) -Blood Simple (1984)

Gary Trousdale

Sin City Blade Runner Devil in a Blue Dress

Catchermag

Blade Runner? I have to assume you’ve already seen it. The version where Harrison Fords character narrates is so noir.

redddfer44

- The Last Seduction - Lost Highway - The 4th Man (De vierde man)

Chris Baldwin

My favorite film from the period, and starring the great, Henry Fonda, has to be "The Grapes of Wrath" from 1940. Another great choice would be "The Ox Bow Incident". It also stars Henry Fonda, along with other great character actor's of the period. It is a western, and only an hour and fifteen minute's long. I would say it is comparable to the film you just watched, "12 Angry Men". To me it is about the human condition, and the choices we make. Thank you for asking our input.

DanFordy

- Road to Perdition - No Country for Old Men - Leon: The Professional - Training Day - Collateral

Thomas Richter

I was wondering when you were going to do some silent Charles Chaplin movies, they're great, really funny. And easy to comment over, since is silent.

Clay F

• Body Heat (1981) Body Heat (1981) is characterized as an American neo-noir erotic thriller inspired by a 1944 film and 1943 novel. Kathleen Turner received a [1] Golden Globe nomination for New Star of the Year in a Motion Picture; and [2] BAFTA nomination for Most Outstanding Newcomer to Leading Film Roles. AFI top 100 quotations all time (for a quote by the Kathleen Turner character). AFI top 100 passions all time

VivendoBem

In addition to the Body Heat and Chinatown (both wonderful) which will win or come close to winning polls, there are several GREAT ones that never will including the sneakily excellent remake of Out of the Past, 1984's Against All Odds; Night Moves (1975); Mona Lisa (1986); A Simple Plan (1998); Cutter's Way (1981); Frantic (1988); Blowout (1981).

Eric

Double indemnity (1944)

John Courtright

• Vertigo (1958) • Collateral (2004) • Chinatown (1974)

Adrian Lee

Sorry, Wrong Number (1948)