It was my second time through the Postman.
I haven't seen any of the films but will now be trying. Our
local video store is getting better--lots of the new
Criterion editions.
In the Nightmare Alley movie, how much more of a twist can
there be? Don't tell me!
Karin
At 05:08 PM 11/10/2006 -0700, miker wrote:
>Hey! Let's not be talking bad about The
Postman.
>Haha. Glad you got to read it, Karin. It was
my
>first official entry into noir. With the exception
of
>Cain's book, our likes and dislikes paralleled.
I
>really liked Thieves Like Us. Anderson's prose
seems
>transparent to the story. I liked that. It
shines.
>I'll avoid drooling over Nightmare Alley this
time.
>Have you seen the movie? It's great, with a
little
>added twist at the end. The Big Clock is a
wet
>blanket. I Married a Dead Man is the only
Woolrich
>I've read. Too melodramatic for me.
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