High Sierra

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Blu B Oct 22 It's a mix of gangster flick, noir, and melodrama dipping it's feet into all 3 pretty equally. Music is really good but I wish it was more distinct and catchy. Everything else though man is pretty masterful. I think a big part of the enjoyment level is how one feels about the whole subplot with the family and Bogart helping them out. For me I felt it was charming, added to his character depth, and was really well written in. I can see hwo someone could find it out of place and forced though and wanting to stay strictly on the crime and Lupino. To it's credit it does a really good job of doing all three. The direction is really good. As good as the whole supporting cast is, Bogart is the true star and shines. He sends the cast over the top. Lupino and him have great chemistry. The final 15 minutes is excellent and one heck of a thrill ride. I almost wish it went on longer and more of the film was focused on him being stuck up there with Lupino. Everyone should give this a try once. All Time Classic. See more Dave H. @GridGlory Sep 6 While watching, I realized why there isn’t much R-ism in film noir, despite the time period. Then “Sleep n Eat” makes his stunning appearance & I realize it’s hard to be R-ist in the other films, with no characters of color! See more Kyle M Aug 20 Bogart’s leading breakthrough is reputably traced with his credible caliber to effortlessly embody his characterized nuances through this otherwise bland buildup to the engaging climax with humane polish and somber finish. (B) See more Russ G Jul 24 Count me among those who were simply not impressed by the story. See more Mark B Jun 11 'Mad dog' Roy Earle - You can never imagine Bogie asking for skimmed milk, drinking non-alcohol lager, eating a vegetarian salad or driving an electric car. No. This ahead of his time 'man's man' just had to give someone the 'Bogart stare' and shout 'ice it' to anyone who stood in his way to get what he wanted. This man was a lethal hand grenade dressed in a double-breasted suit. The magnetism of Humphrey Bogart in this brilliant movie is simply spellbinding and Ida Lupino soon realizes that jilting her dopey, sap boyfriend and throw the huge-risk dice to follow Earle is what mobster's moles just do, right? "Come and get me coppers!" yells Mad Dog before he is fatally shot. Bogie, you are a legend. See more Josh D 05/28/2024 Classic Bogart gangster movie. Maybe his best one of the genre. See more Read all reviews

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