Allhallowsday wrote: ↑Today, 8:27 pm

laffite wrote: ↑Today, 7:07 pm

Allhallowsday wrote: ↑Today, 3:01 pm
The music is familiar, but I did not know Alessandro Marcello... what film?

The House of Mirth (2000).

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You had asked what film was in question about the music, and I revealed it. Do you have a further question?

North by Northwest (for one)

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Just saw a new promo for Noir Alley (as if they didn't have enough of them) -- with Eddie Muller wearing some kind of 1940's camel hair coat, walking the streets of Frisco looking "tough". So silly and frankly tiresome already imo. Forgive my ignorance on these matters, but don't all thes...

Allhallowsday wrote: ↑Today, 3:01 pm

laffite wrote: ↑May 18th, 2024, 10:10 pm This exquisite music was used at the end of a movie made in 2000, can you name it?...

The music is familiar, but I did not know Alessandro Marcello... what film?

The House of Mirth (2000).

The Murder of Mary Phagin ('88)

next : not much dialogue

Blast of Silence ('60?)

re fave Deborah Kerr movie

Lee Van Cleef

next : puts on airs (in movies)

The Mirror Crack'd ('80)

next : lots and lots of women

I watched about 15 minutes.

Shirley Jones

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A lot of good little noirs that will never see the light of day at TCM can be found on YouTube. Oh, I read The Expendable Man and Eddie is right -- it would indeed be impossible to film. Off-topic here but I thought the same thing about Catch-22 . How could that possibly be filmed? And yet it was a...

This exquisite music was used at the end of a movie made in 2000, can you name it?

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North by Northwest

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A lot of good little noirs that will never see the light of day at TCM can be found on YouTube. Oh, I read The Expendable Man and Eddie is right -- it would indeed be impossible to film. Off-topic here but I thought the same thing about Catch-22 . How could that possibly be filmed? And yet it was a...