For this post, I will be talking about The Big Combo. The scene in question… Read the postThe Big Combo 13:45-15:03
For this analysis of the 1955 Film The Big Combo, we start at 1:13:25, basically… Read the post[3] THE BIG COMBO SCENE ANALYSIS
From the beads of sweat the constantly run down Michael’s face all the way to… Read the postThe Lady from Shanghai Scene Analysis (29:30-32:30)
The Stranger (1946) is a thriller that follows Mr. Wilson, an agent, and Nazi fugitive… Read the postSA3, The Stranger
The final scene of Kiss Me Deadly, starting at: 1:41:50, is a classic example of… Read the postKMD – Disorientation Analysis
Below is a link to the changes between the director’s cut and the theatrical version.… Read the postTouch Of Evil Directors Cut Changes
45:35 -48:00 This may be an odd scene to pick out of all possible options,… Read the postKiss Me Deadly – Scene Analysis #2
Porfirio in “No Way Out: Existential Motifs in the Film Noir”” says that film noir… Read the postKMD SA2
Our scene starts with our detective and protagonist Mike Hammer knocking on Lilly’s carvers door.… Read the postKiss Me Deadly 33:50-36:30