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Hi Matt, great stuff and very enjoyable. Its such a classic film. I do think you should have left the lipstick scene in ,its so important to everything that happens from that moment

So glad you’re back!

Dark Passage is - despite all its implausibilites - by far my favorit Bogart movie. Therefore I enjoyed your analysis a lot. 👍

Love this movie. Love your analysis. Perfect.

Really enjoy your "Golden Frames" videos. Glad to see you are back with a new one.

Good to see a new video from you.

Loved the video. Have not seen this film, but this will make it a point for me to check it out soon. If you take requests and would ever consider doing some comedies thrown in as well... Going My Way The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House The Quiet Man Roman Holiday Rear Window The Searchers An Affair to Remember The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Lawrence of Arabia

I missed this. Thank you for bringing it back, kind sir.

Finally

Matt, Are you planning on producing any more Golden Frames videos?

I’m really impressed with your knowledge of characters, scenes and interpretation of this movie 👍

Great!!! Do Gilda please. Thanks

This movie is a masterpiece

Yes, miss the other 5. My fave shot in all film, Claude and Humph look up to follow the leaving plane ☺️☺️☺️

Following the hospital ward ceiling going into the op/going under with the gas with the big eye lid coming down/ the burning bike after the accident - all brilliant 👍👍👍

- The table is very nice! - The leg is very nice! - The brackets for the leg are god awful.

Astounding movie. A perfect work of art. I've love it since my first viewing on TV at the age of 8. I'm 51 now and its still one of those films that if its on I have to stop and watch it.. But I could say this about nearly all of Powell and Pressburger productions..

Saw both 1946 and 1981. There is no comparison. The original film is fabulous ..john garfield is head and shoulders above jack Nicholson in every which way .the 46 film is super charged while the 81 movie isn't half as much

Bravo.

Also known as A Stairway to Heaven in the US.

My all-time favourite movie. Just bought the Blu-Ray DVD. Looking forward to seeing it soon!

Matt, I'm quite confident that your dissection of "Psycho" would be a hoot (no stuffed owl, hovering over Marion's glazed eyes, suggested)....

This is *really* a classic film noir portrayal of the forties-tense at times and wildly entertaining (despite the quasi-biological dissection and irritating hyper-tone of the narrator).

Walkers last completed full film

Im not gonna lie I’d be tempted to bump off her husband too 😂

Vincent Price once said how much he admired stars from the golden era of Hollywood "In those times actors were larger than life, almost deities. Sadly, these days, actors seem smaller than life..." And he was talking about the late 1980s... Had he lived today....

Very interesting video. Do make more! Why have you stopped?

Wow, glad to find this on your channel. As Angela Lansbury just passed away at the age of 96, when her long career is described, this film is always mentioned. Gotta see it.

Good stuff. Keep it up -

I'll never understand why Hitchcock didn't do Patricia Highsmith's Ripley. It is so full of suspenseful moments, complex emotional and sexual moments etc.

Viscounti's version of this is free on UA-cam - it was made in 1943 Italy in the middle of the war and it has a lot nitty gritty sexual heat that got it banned by Mussolini.

He deserved an award for that scene. It's like when you're waiting. . .

When her arm drops.

Can u believe this shit analogy. Funny.

Like her life would become his sister. I think not.

He wad great in harveey.

The best, when John, knowing he's defeated, "it's like when. . . We know he always rings twice, etc.

Lotta water under the bridge boss.

Of all the gin joints for sure.

Love both Peter and claude.

Peter lorre.

Viva le France and Victor cutting og the germs singing with his song

I think this is the beginning of a

Did u do The Rope.

you are a genius i subscribed immediately

John Garfield = Superior Actor!

I thought the world was black and white too. Innocence of a child’s mind. (Side note: my Grandma named me after Lana Turner)

2:23. More interest in business than bitches. What a sigma 💯

Martin Scorsese said: "After seeing Psycho countless times, it's the shot compositions that I like now." He would love your channel.

Director Frankenheimer gives an informative commentary on the DVD. He does commentaries on many of his movies.