>>217342939
I had to see it 3x to get why it influenced later noirs. It's a vibe, revealing just enough

>>217342939
>gets filtered
>cries about it in /film/
>cries about it to the rest of the board after being bullied by /film/
Embarrassing

filtered

i won't read your seething reply so don't even bother

>>217342939
Yeah, its pretty dull. But at least it had the ridiculous fishing pole kill in it.
A recurring thing I've noticed about classic noir films is that the ones centered around a detective tend to actually be some of the most overrated, while its all the others that tend to be good.

>>217342939
Holy filterino batman!

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>>217342939

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Anon you can watch picrel if you're looking for Mitchum related kinos

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Mitchum bros... Watched Pursued recently and it was really cool. Noir-western.

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>>217343446
>Mitchum related kinos

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>>217342939
You have bad taste. Noir is all about aesthetic and mood. If you're looking for hard boiled detective action, go watch the Gangster films of the era, like White Heat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ivJ0W-_UWM

>>217343505
The only noir western there is. Jarmusch doesn't count.Jimmy wong howe the DP

now watch Kiss Me Deadly

>>217343724
Rampling was really bad in this.

>>217343376
Tourneur brought the importance of the wordless moments (for Hollywood studio films that always need music/talk filling every moment.) Notably in Cat People, + Night of the Demons. These moments can be filled with dread, fear, tension, etc even outside of western shootouts.

Mitchum was everything, until he couldn't move his face in that 80s naval series.

>>217344229
My favourite noir.