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The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946) | 10 Golden Frames | Episode 2
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- In the second episode of 10 Golden Frames, we study the visual style of noir from a genre-defining classic.
Join me as we explore 10 frames from The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946) and figure out what makes them great.
0:00 Intro
0:43 Frame #1 The Crop Top/Miniskirt Situation
2:00 Frame #2 The Goddess & the Cuck
3:09 Frame #3 Lay One On Her!
4:41 Frame #4 Issa Metaphor
5:40 Frame #5 That Damn Cat
6:46 Frame #6 The Paraplegic Sister
7:59 Frame #7 The XY Double-Team
9:04 Frame #8 The Sketchy Beach
10:09 Frame #9 The Kiss of Death
11:26 Frame #10 Ur cooked now, boi.
12:47 Outro
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I’m really impressed with your knowledge of characters, scenes and interpretation of this movie 👍
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
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....
I can’t remember the number of times I watched the movie !
John Garfield and Lana Turner at their best !
A CLASSIC !
TIMELESS !
Tay Garnett, the director, in a very good shape !!!
One of my favorite movies of all time ..... this was fabulous.... thanks
Matt, I'm quite confident that your dissection of "Psycho" would be a hoot (no stuffed owl, hovering over Marion's glazed eyes, suggested)....
My favorite movie of all time.
I like how you analize the details of cinematography for the expression of characters' emotions. Great photography directed by Sidney Wagner. Greetings.
Brilliant analysis. You gave my mind the words it needed to express its thoughts.
Hi Matt - this was my first viewing of your site and I have to say I was incredibly impressed. Of course it helps that I am a long-time movie buff and that I just recently watched ‘The Postman...’ in its entirety, for the first time. Your comments, all of your comments, were thoughtful, knowledgeable and just plain fun to listen to. I look forward to seeing more of your work. Keep ‘em coming...
Wonderful! Love your analysis. I just read the book (only 116 pages!) and will be finding the film soon. Wow, Lana was a serious dish!
Thank you for doing these! Keep up the great work! Loving your style and delivery.
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.
Very good analysis. Cora almost always wear white cloths; that had to be done deliberately. In keeping with old Hollywood, in the book the gas station owner had a very Greek name but once this was made into a film his name became Smith. Don't want to insult anyone.
Excellent analyses of the screen shots by a very detailed intelligent person.
Instant subscribe!!!! Fantastic analysis on this incredibly memorable film! You made me wanna see it again just to observe all those details! Thank you!
thank you for watching!
@@mattcaridi why did you stop making videos? Are you dead?
@@daveteves lol not dead. still watching old movies 😄 just spending most of my free time nowadays woodworking.
@@mattcaridi I just discovered your 10 Golden Frames series. It's excellent! I'm glad to hear you're still alive.
@@daveteves lol thank you Dave!
Sure wish my film professors were as smart and witty!
I thought I was the only one who thought of the world as black and white as a child way back in the day! LMBO!
He deserved an award for that scene. It's like when you're waiting. . .
Reminds me of film studies at UCSB,, Such a great film,,,,, one of the best noir one could see
This movie is a masterpiece
Showed me that there is more to movie production than meets the eye. Good insights. Thanks.
Very good, thank you for doing this. I request you do one of these for Body Heat. Made in 1981, it isn't from Hollywood's Golden Age, but maybe you would make an exception -- it is an homage to the golden age noir.... Have a great day
Excellent! More
you are a genius i subscribed immediately
Really enjoyed.
I thought the world was black and white too. Innocence of a child’s mind. (Side note: my Grandma named me after Lana Turner)
❤️
The best, when John, knowing he's defeated, "it's like when. . . We know he always rings twice, etc.
Very interesting video. Do make more! Why have you stopped?
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).
Great!!! Do Gilda please. Thanks
John Garfield...one of the all time great actors...PERIOD!!!
2:23. More interest in business than bitches. What a sigma 💯
Terrific analysis -- next time I view the film on TCM, will check out the details. Thanks!
No need for "training wheels" prior to watching *this* flick. The "Greatest Generation" got it.
You know what, this is great! Well done & thank you! Color me "subscribed!"
glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
An anecdote about Lana Turner : When one of her husbands ( she has been married seven times ), Artie Shaw, once said to her « Thus spoke Zarathustra « , she replied « Thus spoke WHO ? « ... Did Artie care if the beautiful Lana never heard of Friedrich Nietzsche ?...
I don’t think so ...
Watch Paramounts „Double indemnity“ from 1944 and you‘ll never watch MGM noirs again.
I saw that film. Very good but I think that The Postman... is much better.
Both are based on great novels by James Cain. (Mildred Pierce too ).
More.
Can u believe this shit analogy. Funny.
He wad great in harveey.
John Garfield = Superior Actor!
When her arm drops.
« My feet ... they keep itching me ! « , John Garfield said to the D.A. , at the beginning of the film... The same D.A. who will send him to the gas chamber at the end of the film !
You really think people in the past kissed with tongues? Dint you guys talk to your grandparents or parents who were not sluts in the 69s or 70s? My parents and grandparents kissed and still kiss with a close mouth
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
your narration needs to be improved, otherwise: good work!
lol thanks
@@mattcaridi I LOVE your response! lol Great analysis on these classics too. I just found you today and I am binge watching your channel.
@@TaraColquitt thank you kindly - glad you like them!
Watching The Manchurian Candidate now. ☺️In my top 5. Next my #1: Casablanca! Thank you again. You are brilliant. 👏🏼
Like her life would become his sister. I think not.