This is a great example of a nightmare in black and white. It's one of the best film noirs of the post WWII era. Excellent cast. Excellent performances. Great director (Rudolph Mate'.) Thanks, Cult Cinema Classics.
Great film for the era, depicting well the despair and anxiety one would experience learning they had a toxin and were going to die. The street scenes of San Francisco were real, and hadn’t been restricted from normal daily traffic. The old cars, buildings, quaint medical drs, dance scenes and bop music make it a classic to watch! Paula is the woman for me, hands down!
@@Danthehorse "Out of The Past" is a VERY well-done noir. "Detour" is a lesser-known film, but it's quite good. "Laura" is very a very good WWII era film. "Kiss of Death" is very good. A young Richard Widmark makes his film debut as a sadistic hood. "Double Indemnity" is another landmark film. "White Heat" is an excellent crime drama with James Cagney as a vicious thug. I hope all of that helps. Cheers -- W
Born in 1960 I remember the black and white tv we had when I grew up, Edmond O'Brien was such a great actor, he played in one of Gagneys big hit movies, he's great on this as well. This is a treat. Thank you.
I felt the outdoor city scenes really helped capture the era and Americana. I also especially liked him running through the streets in his initial terror, I thought that was powerful cinematography. Thank you CCC
Agree. So ridiculous. The start of this movie leaves a lot to be desired. 20 mins in and no suspense or story, just a lot of floozy, boozy, partying silliness.
@@None-zc5vg Uhhhh no. The pump whistle was the most interesting part of the film. I have watched and rewatched that sequence over 20 times, instead of boring myself through the whole movie like the other idiots commenting like you did.
The jazz band in the movie was led by saxophone player James Streeter. Other band members were Shifty Henry (bass), Alex “Cake” Wichard (drums), Ray LaRue (piano) and Teddy Buckner (trumpet).
ANY B/W MOVIE WITH LIVE JAZZ EXCSTACY N THIS MOVIE IS SO VERY ATMOSPHERIC ITS 3am IN BRITAIN COFFEE N TOAST N A FEW HRS SHUT EYE BEFORE SHAKING HANDS WITH THE DAY BACK TO THE MOVIE N ENJOY
What a film! Great acting, intriguiing storyline, and ending....stops you in your tracks! If you love noir or a good thriller, you wont be disappointed. Thanks for putting this film on here.😊
@adrianlois6284 Glad you love it! Its available in color, in case you want to check it out a 3rd time with a different touch to it. Check the description box in any movie, and you'll find a link to the color (or B&W) version if its available!
DOA is one of the best in the Film Noir genre. I watch it every once in a while. Also, the settings, Fisherman's Warf in that period, and L.A., with tumbleweeds! Absolutely a Cult Classic!
Fantastic film. Huge fan of Mr. Obrien. What a career he had. He did "Julius Caesar" with Gielgud, Brando, Tom Powers ("Double Indemnity"), and James Mason.
@@robertschuster6922 One of my top favorites. Also the film he did with Burt Lancaster and Ava Gardner -- "The Killers." Sam Levene is in it, too. Thanks ♥
I've seen this movie 5 times over the decades and I still can't figure-out the entire plot. Too many names, people, suspects, etc,. Nevertheless I still like this movie.
Agreed. There was too many names that kept being introduced and stories to keep track of. [Spoiler] The main character wasn't even all that likeable as he wasn't ever true to Paula until it was too late and she was all he had. I was entertained, but there are so many other great ones. Next on my list: Detour, Act of Violence, The 39 Steps, The Letter, The Sting.
Possible spoiler alert. my review from a few years ago. "DOA is Quite enjoyable and unusual. A fatally poisoned man spends the whole film trying to find out who poisoned him and why. From the opening long tracking shot of Edmond O'Brien's back as he makes his way to police headquarters to the final dark and surprising ending, this film never lets up. O'Brien enter the homicide division at the police station a says "i want to report a murder" The chief says " Who was murdered?" The answer from O'Brien? " I was" Right then you know this is gonna be a good one. O'Brien, in a very fine performance, is like a pinball bouncing from one scene to the next as he tries, in a long flashback, to unravel the horrible event that has happened to him. And he has only a few days to do it due to the poison's effects. O'Brien is very likable in his role as an accountant. He's a good man, but at his modest office, he's overworked and harassed by his secretary girlfriend (Barbara Britton) to pay more attention to her. There are some tender scenes with Britton that sharply contrast with very brutal ones, provided by Neville Brand as a terrifying psychopathic sadist. You can't take your eyes off him and his scenes are outstanding. As the brains behind the gangsters, Luther Adler is convincing too. The cinematography by Ernest Lazlo is superb mostly around locations in San Francisco and L.A.. One sequence in particular was secretly shot on the street in front of a real crowd of unsuspecting people as O'Brien runs through them. These cinema verite type shots are compelling and something special to the film. Rudolph Mate, the director, was originally a cameraman who filmed two Carl Dreyer classics, The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) and Vampyr (1932) Visually the later is one of the most extraordinary films I've seen. He was also nominated for the Academy Award for Best Cinematography in five consecutive years, from 1940-1944. So you know he has a good eye and his direction here is excellent.The sense of urgency and doom is almost palpable in this kinetic noir. Foster Hirsch, the author of books on noir and a commentator on CUNY TV wrote " "O'Brien's search for his own killer is noir irony at its blackest. One of the film's many ironies is that his last desperate search involves him in his life more forcefully than he has ever been before... Tracking down his killer just before he dies - discovering the reason for his death - turns out to be the triumph of his life." . The ending must have been shocking for viewers in 1950 and it still is. I've seen the film a few times and the ending is still brutal and unsettling. Give producer Leo Popkin and his short-lived Cardinal Pictures credit for not caving in to popular taste. On the downside I found some of the soundtrack distracting. The wolf whistles are obviously out of place but other segments of Dimitri Tiomkin's music seemed heavy handed and worked against the action. In one of the earliest filmed scenes of a Beatnik club, the jazz combo playing was a bad misstep by someone. It was quite obvious (to me anyway) they were not really playing their instruments. The drumming was passable but not the rest of the band.. If they had just let them play live it would have been a wonderful scene. Why they didn't is beyond me. But those are minor misgivings in what otherwise is a fine film. Classic noir story---an ordinary human being, through a twist of fate, is hurled into a dreadful situation. This one's a beaut. Highly recommended."
1980s? I recall seeing a short film called D.O.A. in the early 80s, at a film festival on campus. But I can't find any info about it. And it wasn't related to this film at all. It's likely to drive me mad....doing a search for torrents gave weird results--nothing with DOA in the title, just random films. Normally, if the search has no results, it comes up empty. Something about that combination of characters seems to wreck that search engine.
Que filme!!!!! De todos que assisti, o melhor. Surpreendeu-me bastante. Não só abertura (de 1949) mas, a banda de Jazz, o suspense, a trama, a perseguição, enfim, excelente. Suspense do início ao fim. Obrigado pelo presente!
I like this films because see places, buldings, avenues, streets from seventy years ago. The California vintage! Sorry, my english Is bad, but your understand!
Women back then were something special. I love watching the women roles in these old movies, they're so attractive and lovely. They just draw you in with their charm.
Born 1953 and raised in San Francisco lived in and around the city most of my life. This movie feels Sf I remember riding the cable car up the hill to the babysitters as a child. We lived down at the wharf with mom and pop stores all along the Embarcadero. We fished off the piers watching ships being loaded and off loaded all up and down the waterfront. San Francisco is in my heart, just as the song goes.
This movie was released in 1950. Although, it was filmed in 1949 and I like the 1988 remake movie from Touchstone Pictures with Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan.
I saw this movie two decades ago and I couldn't remember the name or anything else much about it. I just remembered it was a man who was going to die so he had to act with urgency. Such an important story about time and making the most of it before it's too late.
When the doctor tells Frank the 'news', Frank takes off running. He was trying to outrun his body, much as many of us sickly Vets try to outrun ours mentally. Either way, it's exhausting being trapped in a doomed body. This is SO MUCH better in HD- all the 240p posts are awful-TY!
I think this is one of the *safer’ film noir films when you compare it to the likes of Kiss me Deadly, Out Of The Past, The Killing. The hero is a little too heroic for me
No one can act or write stories like that anymore!! I'm so sick of every other word being a swear word!! That's what pretends to be story telling today.
Move Photo Caption: Dude: What's the prognoises doc? Doc: For you I see a bad moon ricin, dude. You a walkin' dead man, a zombie. Can I get dibs on your bank account? Dude: Quit clowin', doc. What's the score? Doc: If I'm lyin', I'M DYIN'. Dude: Cheeky! 😆 Such smart banter. I'm watching this film noir. 😊
That bleach blonde mouse must have been the only actress in Hollywood during this time, either that, or her dad was the producer or director. Meh.It doesn't help that she plays the role of a clingy, needy dish-rag, here. Good movie, though.
Bad ending. Writer could have said specialist surgery saved him, NOT dead. NOT a good writing cz viewers do NOT want to end like this! I will NOT watch again!
I don't understand why this film has such a high reputation - it makes almost zero sense and the dialogue is stodgy at best. It peps along once the lead has consulted two specialists over a bit of a hangover, but then gets mired in his "romance" with his tedious secretary. And don't get started on the swannee whistles every time he sees a girl he fancies...
I rewatched DOA last night and was surprised at how bad it was . O'Brien , who is usually very good, was just over-acting. Pamela Britton was not good either. When O[Brien checks into the hotel and see's a woman they use this hilarious catcall sound effect. What the hell was that. Overall , very disappointing
This one was just ok. A bit confusing with all the characters and the story, and the acting was a bit dated. But it was entertaining enough. I just watched Mildred Pierce yesterday. That one was really good.
Great movie except for Pamela Britton, who unlike her beloved Mrs. Brown on "My Favorite Martian" is incredibly annoying as the girlfriend here, if it came down to it, I'd take the poison!
I decided the colorization was just too awful. Like looking a the living dead after escaping from the clutches of a mortician who didn't understand how to use makeup . . . Oh well
This is film noir at its absolute best. The opening sequence is so ahead of its time and you are gripped from beginning to end.
This is a great example of a nightmare in black and white. It's one of the best film noirs of the post WWII era. Excellent cast. Excellent performances. Great director (Rudolph Mate'.) Thanks, Cult Cinema Classics.
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Great film for the era, depicting well the despair and anxiety one would experience learning they had a toxin and were going to die.
The street scenes of San Francisco were real, and hadn’t been restricted from normal daily traffic. The old cars, buildings, quaint medical drs, dance scenes and bop music make it a classic to watch! Paula is the woman for me, hands down!
@@commanderthorkilj.amundsen3426 -- Thanks for the great comment! Take care -- W
Can you give me the names of some other great noirs like this please ? I am already on rhe Bogart movies so they are covered .
@@Danthehorse "Out of The Past" is a VERY well-done noir. "Detour" is a lesser-known film, but it's quite good. "Laura" is very a very good WWII era film. "Kiss of Death" is very good. A young Richard Widmark makes his film debut as a sadistic hood. "Double Indemnity" is another landmark film. "White Heat" is an excellent crime drama with James Cagney as a vicious thug. I hope all of that helps. Cheers -- W
One helluva movie!!!
Too bad they don't make em like this anymore.
Amen.
There's a remake with DENNIS QUIAD AND MEG RYAN but not as good as the original
This is a masterpiece. The suspense and the tone of the film was kept up to the end. WoW4 What an amazing story, cast direction and music.
Born in 1960 I remember the black and white tv we had when I grew up, Edmond O'Brien was such a great actor, he played in one of Gagneys big hit movies, he's great on this as well. This is a treat. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
White Heat.
Edmond O'Brien was also in Fantastic Voyage.
I felt the outdoor city scenes really helped capture the era and Americana. I also especially liked him running through the streets in his initial terror, I thought that was powerful cinematography. Thank you CCC
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Also a shot of San Francisco in 1949.
One of the best noirs, could watch it over n over
WHAT GIVES WITH THE PUMP WHISTLE ALMOST KILLED IT FOR ME
That should have been edited out: maybe some latter-day edit will remove it from a print.
Agree. So ridiculous. The start of this movie leaves a lot to be desired. 20 mins in and no suspense or story, just a lot of floozy, boozy, partying silliness.
@@None-zc5vg Uhhhh no. The pump whistle was the most interesting part of the film. I have watched and rewatched that sequence over 20 times, instead of boring myself through the whole movie like the other idiots commenting like you did.
I love the pump whistle
I thought it was a comedy similar to a Groucho Marx film and turned it off after the 2nd pump whistle. So is this a comedy?
The jazz band in the movie was led by saxophone player James Streeter. Other band members were Shifty Henry (bass), Alex “Cake” Wichard (drums), Ray LaRue (piano) and Teddy Buckner (trumpet).
Wow, thanks for the info!
@@CultCinemaClassics
My pleasure. 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
ANY B/W MOVIE WITH LIVE JAZZ EXCSTACY N THIS MOVIE IS SO VERY ATMOSPHERIC ITS 3am IN BRITAIN COFFEE N TOAST N A FEW HRS SHUT EYE BEFORE SHAKING HANDS WITH THE DAY BACK TO THE MOVIE N ENJOY
I believe different players were onscreen than in the recording.
This scene was the first time the "Beat" subculture appeared in a movie.
I can't wait, Edmond Obrien is a 10
Yassssss brother, yassssss.
Fantastic Film 🎥 thanks for sharing!! And I really hope this gets a Blu-ray soon it really is A Wonderful Super Enjoyable Film Noir!!
This was gorgeously shot and paced. A phenomenal film noir, probably my favorite so far. I was glued throughout, lots of action and suspense. 👍
This is the best thing O'Brien ever did. Great script, great movie, as good as film noir every is😊. It's never been done better 😊.
This film made O'Brien's career.
What a film! Great acting, intriguiing storyline, and ending....stops you in your tracks!
If you love noir or a good thriller, you wont be disappointed.
Thanks for putting this film on here.😊
Thank you for this movie, which is the second time I've seen it, I saw it 2 years ago, excellent.
@adrianlois6284 Glad you love it! Its available in color, in case you want to check it out a 3rd time with a different touch to it. Check the description box in any movie, and you'll find a link to the color (or B&W) version if its available!
One of the kind....Only the end was sad....And Paula was such a lovely young woman....We close our eyes and go deep in the past...
😊agreed
Oh, no, spoiler alert!
I remember seeing it and being glued to my seat as a kid. Always wanted to see it again. Thanks!
So glad CCC made it possible for you to see it again! Cheers!
DOA is one of the best in the Film Noir genre. I watch it every once in a while. Also, the settings, Fisherman's Warf in that period, and L.A., with tumbleweeds! Absolutely a Cult Classic!
Fantastic film. Huge fan of Mr. Obrien. What a career he had. He did "Julius Caesar" with Gielgud, Brando, Tom Powers ("Double Indemnity"), and James Mason.
Also co-starred with Cagney in "White Heat" 1948.Great Ending.
@@robertschuster6922
One of my top favorites. Also the film he did with Burt Lancaster and Ava Gardner -- "The Killers." Sam Levene is in it, too.
Thanks ♥
Thank you!!!!
Cheers!
Merci beaucoup.
I've seen this movie 5 times over the decades and I still can't figure-out the entire plot. Too many names, people, suspects, etc,. Nevertheless I still like this movie.
Agreed. There was too many names that kept being introduced and stories to keep track of. [Spoiler] The main character wasn't even all that likeable as he wasn't ever true to Paula until it was too late and she was all he had. I was entertained, but there are so many other great ones. Next on my list: Detour, Act of Violence, The 39 Steps, The Letter, The Sting.
Have you seen 711 Ocean Drive? How about Shield For Murder? Both are on youtube. @@rayfinkle9369
What an amazing movie!
Can you believe it Edmond o brien. Played in one of the best western. WILD BUNCH 😊
Possible spoiler alert.
my review from a few years ago.
"DOA is Quite enjoyable and unusual. A fatally poisoned man spends the whole film trying to find out who poisoned him and why. From the opening long tracking shot of Edmond O'Brien's back as he makes his way to police headquarters to the final dark and surprising ending, this film never lets up. O'Brien enter the homicide division at the police station a says "i want to report a murder" The chief says " Who was murdered?" The answer from O'Brien? " I was" Right then you know this is gonna be a good one.
O'Brien, in a very fine performance, is like a pinball bouncing from one scene to the next as he tries, in a long flashback, to unravel the horrible event that has happened to him. And he has only a few days to do it due to the poison's effects. O'Brien is very likable in his role as an accountant. He's a good man, but at his modest office, he's overworked and harassed by his secretary girlfriend (Barbara Britton) to pay more attention to her.
There are some tender scenes with Britton that sharply contrast with very brutal ones, provided by Neville Brand as a terrifying psychopathic sadist. You can't take your eyes off him and his scenes are outstanding. As the brains behind the gangsters, Luther Adler is convincing too. The cinematography by Ernest Lazlo is superb mostly around locations in San Francisco and L.A.. One sequence in particular was secretly shot on the street in front of a real crowd of unsuspecting people as O'Brien runs through them. These cinema verite type shots are compelling and something special to the film.
Rudolph Mate, the director, was originally a cameraman who filmed two Carl Dreyer classics, The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) and Vampyr (1932) Visually the later is one of the most extraordinary films I've seen. He was also nominated for the Academy Award for Best Cinematography in five consecutive years, from 1940-1944. So you know he has a good eye and his direction here is excellent.The sense of urgency and doom is almost palpable in this kinetic noir.
Foster Hirsch, the author of books on noir and a commentator on CUNY TV wrote " "O'Brien's search for his own killer is noir irony at its blackest. One of the film's many ironies is that his last desperate search involves him in his life more forcefully than he has ever been before... Tracking down his killer just before he dies - discovering the reason for his death - turns out to be the triumph of his life." .
The ending must have been shocking for viewers in 1950 and it still is. I've seen the film a few times and the ending is still brutal and unsettling. Give producer Leo Popkin and his short-lived Cardinal Pictures credit for not caving in to popular taste.
On the downside I found some of the soundtrack distracting. The wolf whistles are obviously out of place but other segments of Dimitri Tiomkin's music seemed heavy handed and worked against the action. In one of the earliest filmed scenes of a Beatnik club, the jazz combo playing was a bad misstep by someone. It was quite obvious (to me anyway) they were not really playing their instruments. The drumming was passable but not the rest of the band.. If they had just let them play live it would have been a wonderful scene. Why they didn't is beyond me.
But those are minor misgivings in what otherwise is a fine film. Classic noir story---an ordinary human being, through a twist of fate, is hurled into a dreadful situation. This one's a beaut. Highly recommended."
Thank you for your review
Good movie! The remake in the 80s wasn't too bad. But i still gotta go with the original.
1980s? I recall seeing a short film called D.O.A. in the early 80s, at a film festival on campus. But I can't find any info about it. And it wasn't related to this film at all. It's likely to drive me mad....doing a search for torrents gave weird results--nothing with DOA in the title, just random films. Normally, if the search has no results, it comes up empty. Something about that combination of characters seems to wreck that search engine.
That's better! Brilliant film.
Thank you for the movies ❤
Cool movie. Never thought that NCIS serie had been not the first of their kind till that much older movie about the same plot)
Excellent movie
Waiting to see such great movies
Really can suggest you to watch this movie, noir movies never disappoints me. Bravo 👏
great movie and tragic at the same time
Que filme!!!!! De todos que assisti, o melhor. Surpreendeu-me bastante. Não só abertura (de 1949) mas, a banda de Jazz, o suspense, a trama, a perseguição, enfim, excelente. Suspense do início ao fim. Obrigado pelo presente!
Good movie. Thank you.
Great movie. A favorite!
In this era of films, an unusual case of the protagonist not living happily ever after, w/a nice, neat, feel good ending.
Well it is Noir for a reason
That's true. Cagney was a good example of that since they never let the gangsters win. Even though he was the one you rooted for.
"Crime never pays"@@rayfinkle9369
Born in 1956 i started watching these classic movies when i was 7 years old the stories and the acting was far superior to the movies of today .
I like this films because see places, buldings, avenues, streets from seventy years ago. The California vintage! Sorry, my english Is bad, but your understand!
Bigelow shoulda stayed home with Paula instead of going to San Francisco for a wild time.
Women back then were something special. I love watching the women roles in these old movies, they're so attractive and lovely. They just draw you in with their charm.
Every Man needs a break. They weren't married. She was rather annoying.
Then there would be no movie.
@ Not necessarily. Just a different movie. And one probably with a better outccome for the protagonist.
If I had a woman like that I'd never leave her alone.
Subtitle Persian very very good thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Excelente filme !
Gostei muito !
Ótimo para assistir de madrugada 😊
@danielerosa5556 Filmes completo dublado em português
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Born 1953 and raised in San Francisco lived in and around the city most of my life. This movie feels Sf I remember riding the cable car up the hill to the babysitters as a child. We lived down at the wharf with mom and pop stores all along the Embarcadero. We fished off the piers watching ships being loaded and off loaded all up and down the waterfront. San Francisco is in my heart, just as the song goes.
Edmond is great in Welles's The Other side of the wind - his swansong, so to speak
Excellent film, thanks.
This movie was released in 1950. Although, it was filmed in 1949 and I like the 1988 remake movie from Touchstone Pictures with Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan.
I saw this movie two decades ago and I couldn't remember the name or anything else much about it. I just remembered it was a man who was going to die so he had to act with urgency. Such an important story about time and making the most of it before it's too late.
When the doctor tells Frank the 'news', Frank takes off running. He was trying to outrun his body, much as many of us sickly Vets try to outrun ours mentally. Either way, it's exhausting being trapped in a doomed body. This is SO MUCH better in HD- all the 240p posts are awful-TY!
Nice transfer you uploaded. Too bad the logo never goes away.
Schade, mit Untertitelung ist mir leider zu anstrengend um den Film zu folgen, Danke für das Hochladen.
Classic!
Muy buena peli!
Gracias!! Nos alegremos que la disfrutase! Saludos!
I could search for her.., just wondering if Pamela Britton is related to Barbara (Mr. & Mrs. North; Captain Kidd)
Интересный динамичный фильм.
He reminds me of Ricky Ricardo
Film Noir at its very, very best.
The very first thing, genius: you should've go the police in the beginning of the poisoning.
Good movie
I think this is one of the *safer’ film noir films when you compare it to the likes of Kiss me Deadly, Out Of The Past, The Killing. The hero is a little too heroic for me
A redemption act in the end is his saving
Stanley Philips while himself is dying
Excelente
No one can act or write stories like that anymore!! I'm so sick of every other word being a swear word!! That's what pretends to be story telling today.
I can't tell if this is supposed to be a comedy or are you supposed to take a serious.
How bout' Neville Brand as Chester!!!! One of the best thugs ever!!!
That performance was a lot of fun!
@@Edward-jn5plI'm gonna give it to you in the belly Bigelow !
Subtitle Persian good ❤❤❤❤
Move Photo Caption: Dude: What's the prognoises doc? Doc: For you I see a bad moon ricin, dude. You a walkin' dead man, a zombie. Can I get dibs on your bank account? Dude: Quit clowin', doc. What's the score? Doc: If I'm lyin', I'M DYIN'. Dude: Cheeky! 😆 Such smart banter. I'm watching this film noir. 😊
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Bonne série B, typique des années 1940-50...
Is anyone surprised that Frank wanted to get away from Banning by himself for awhile, what with Paula being suffocatingly clingy???
Sospecho que es un buen film.Los subtitulos en castellano parecen hechos por Tarzan.-
Gracias por dejárnoslo saber. Miraremos a ver si se pueden mejorar. Esperamos que pueda disfrutar de otras películas en nuestro canal. Saludos!
Más bien parecen hechos por Chita. 🙊🙈🙉
Beverly Garland (Campbell) looks completely different as a brunette!
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Watching November 17th
Slide whistle at +10:34 hahaha!!
Today they'd hire someone like "Chester" in Law Enforcement.
Ho-ho-ho! I'm here to kick butt and lick candy canes, and I'm all out of candy canes!😂
Great film.
He should've been nicer to his girlfriend.
She was too clingy
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& he too swingy
@@MinhThu-xn2bt He didn't have time to screw around if you payed attention. He was focused on finding the one who poisoned him.
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Before his poisoning his eyes wandered wildly
@@davidmathis-xd6nf He was nice. He didn't burden her with his problem.
That bleach blonde mouse must have been the only actress in Hollywood during this time, either that, or her dad was the producer or director. Meh.It doesn't help that she plays the role of a clingy, needy dish-rag, here.
Good movie, though.
What was his disease. Flaming fluronemia or something?
He received delibaretly luminous toxine in his drink ....Watch it!!!!A great film noir....
HIs disease was a pickled liver. Too much hooch. Blame the bartender.
Luminous Poisoning
Bad ending. Writer could have said specialist surgery saved him, NOT dead. NOT a good writing cz viewers do NOT want to end like this! I will NOT watch again!
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What is with the wolf whistle at every girl?
I know lol
I don't understand why this film has such a high reputation - it makes almost zero sense and the dialogue is stodgy at best. It peps along once the lead has consulted two specialists over a bit of a hangover, but then gets mired in his "romance" with his tedious secretary. And don't get started on the swannee whistles every time he sees a girl he fancies...
1:05:00 why would you not tie him up and put him in the trunk? What was he thinking? 😂😂😂
Google brought here when i looked up " beatnik"
I rewatched DOA last night and was surprised at how bad it was . O'Brien , who is usually very good, was just over-acting. Pamela Britton was not good either. When O[Brien checks into the hotel and see's a woman they use this hilarious catcall sound effect. What the hell was that. Overall , very disappointing
LOL the elevator @ 43:40 only has one set of sliding doors! #FakeElevator
9314 Retta Crescent
This one was just ok. A bit confusing with all the characters and the story, and the acting was a bit dated. But it was entertaining enough. I just watched Mildred Pierce yesterday. That one was really good.
Neville Brand ................... So Vastly Under Rated .............. WW2 VET
Great movie except for Pamela Britton, who unlike her beloved Mrs. Brown on "My Favorite Martian" is incredibly annoying as the girlfriend here, if it came down to it, I'd take the poison!
D.o.a.
Dillan Hollow
Once minutos y pico de película... Me están pareciendo demasiado tontos los "tropiezos" en el hotel... No puedo ver más...
Boy ha he's 32😅
Harris Eric Rodriguez William Wilson Margaret
A young Neville Brand & a psycho
This movie 8s AWFUL! It's an hour too long!!!
Change the name of this film to Edmund O'Brien slaps around women
Just enough to get their attention 😉
I decided the colorization was just too awful. Like looking a the living dead after escaping from the clutches of a mortician who didn't understand how to use makeup . . . Oh well
The one on this page is not colorized. And nice quality, unlike some copies.
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