In a Lonely Place
Thriller • NR • 1950 • 1 hr 33 min
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A great film depicting how you can't outrun your demons. A realistic and well-acted ending to the plot. I really liked the ending scene.
Suspense murder mystery and possibly all time great noirs. Bogart is such a bad man, compelling. Grahame a knockout.
A horrifying portrayal of a powerful creative with an unchecked temper and a sick mind. Bogart's very best performance, feels very relevant.
The dialogue was astonishingly good and Bogart’s performance was excellent. The film just couldn’t integrate the thriller elements well.
Creepier and more suspenseful than I expected it would be. Bogart is wonderful. Reminds me of a much darker version of The Maltese Falcon.
A unique take on the murder mystery that keeps you in suspense with an amazing lead performance.
Pitch black tale of a relationship gone horribly wrong, or rather one that always was. Unbearable tension, shocking even by today's standard
My bogart journey begin with this movie, i recommend
"There is no sacrifice too great for a chance at immortality." Said Dixon Steele. I say “There is no time too spent for a movie like this.”
The very much underrated film noir with a great performance from the golden age Hollywood star, Humphrey Bogart
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