when he disappeared from the picture and you only heard narrating there was a difference in the sound which became distracting at first, what a neat looking opening over the logo and great cast too, i recognise one actresses name as it has been referred to in "family guy", funny how the woman with hairstyle like popeye's girlfriend talks about knitting, can you imagine that in a modern movie, incidentally i had a modern movie drag on before this came on and was just blown away by the contrast (keep in mind from the 1940's), what a great dialogue packed fast paced flick, you know what some old movies are like?, like you put a movie playing out on speed and jam in as much dialogue as possible because there is a restriction on running time, i wonder what the remake from the 1970's is like, movie critics gives this the absolute highest rating, the one downer though is the glamorisation of drinking and smoking, also i wished edward g. robinson had a bigger part, it's so far in between scenes i forgot he was in the movie, mr. norton sounded terribly harsh considering what the woman supposedly had been through and the villain in the matter walter stayed silent throughout while keyes made his case, the hallway scene with the woman behind the door was one of the most intense scenes i remember seeing in a long while.
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from the gallery i used to paint,
all darlins have gone away,
at ominous day you remain,
on the clock to count on,
circle like an oreo,
impossible to improve,
world rapidly blew up of frame,
birthmark a baseball dugout on your face,
favorite pastime surfin on your fair waves,
if you leave the gallery will end.
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