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What exactly is film noir? Many enthusiasts and experts continue to debate the subject, with numerous examples of films that should, and just as many that should not, be included in the category. Some, who most likely feel that noir films rely on a certain look, dismiss any colour film as unworthy of being categorised as such. Others like myself, prone to distinguishing noir by its subject matter, are more inclined to include some of those colour films produced during noir's classic time period that focus on crime and the psychologies of those involved. This brings me to my next TCM selection and a prior Blu-ray recommendation here
http://thecinemacafe.com/the-cinema-treasure-hunter/2017/8/1/now-listen-to-me#Niagara
1953's Niagara, one of the strongest arguments for colour noir that exists. See for yourself on Wednesday, July 31 at 11:15pm PST.
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"Get out the fire hose..."
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Just bumping this to reflect TCM's current airing. See top post for details.
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Again, bumping this to reflect Sunday's, (October 27) 7pm PST showtime on TCM. See top post for a Blu-ray review.
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Again, bumping this to reflect Friday's, (June 19) 1:30pm PST showtime on TCM. See top post for a Blu-ray review.
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