It's true noir when your heroes are unwitting couriers selling U.S. secrets and low-level pickpockets beating up dames. And there's a helluva fistfight at the end.
Pickup on South Street was fantastic.
“Reality is a nice place to visit, but you wouldn’t want to live there.”
-John Barth
Glad you liked Gun Crazy! I've heard of Pickup on South Street, but never seen it. Reminds me a bit of another movie, Shack out on 101 with Lee Marvin.
For those wanting to join send me a PM with your gmail address and I will make a chat group.
Last heads up for those that want to join, we are watching Big Heat tomorrow and will be communicating by chat using Google Hangouts (Gmail account needed). If you wish to join PM me and I will add you to a group chat. If you're uncomfortable using Hangouts please feel free to watch and discuss here on the board, during or after the film. I will try to keep watch here as well.
At the outset a man walks into a police station to report his own murder. While half of everyone he met has lied to him, our womanizing anti-hero has hurled himself around L.A. trying to figure out who killed him and why. Eventually his panic settled into resolve as the clock ran down and one thing became clear: when a man has nothing left to lose and has not yet resigned himself to death, best stay out of his way.
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