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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ธ.ค. 2019
- Approved | 1h 10min | Action, Adventure, Crime | 23 June 1955 (USA)
A Deadly Formula For Murder!
Lawyer Marc Hill helps clear the name of his girlfriend's father who is accused of murdering a man that was blackmailing him.
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Another oldie but goldie, thanks Rob.
Indubidubly 🙂
Our society today is trash, when compared to the dialogue, skilled actors, and story line. This is when intelligent shows required folks to think !! Thank you so much for sharing these !
"doctor", there is MUCH that YOU have left OUT ... in itself - very american.
Agreed Doctor
So true ❤
We have too much technology 🤔
This was back when people were expected to become adults when they grew up. And nobody said "like" where it didn't belong. I'm so happy!!!
I was 6 yrs old when this movie was made. Movies told stories then. And men could fist fight for 15 minutes and not be out of breath! People looked like they bathed regularly and grown-ups wore grown-up clothes. And the hats! Wish we still wore hats. Thank you for posting these great old movies, and in such good condition!.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I wasn’t born then but I do like the new version with Ashley Judd so I thought I would watch this one
Also, women in more dresses/skirts
Your just barely one year past me! And I do remember the cleanest ,bathing, Tailored clothing, hats etc. both my parents dressed with great taste as well as we the children. We were by no means rich but we took care of our clothing and shoes. Sadly I always felt I was born to late, but at least we had a very good taste of real society then. And I do miss it so much. These wonderful gems of the movies are just great to see!
Thank you @Rob for sharing them with us!
I hereby give you permission to wear a hat.
Born in 1955.😊
I've been watching these awesome movies on my phone and tablet all weekend. Better than TCM. I can pause, forward and backwards.
Glad you like them
TCM went straight downhill not long after the dear & wonderful Mr. Osborne had to leave & subsequently crossed over :( . I was pretty much done with them, but once they put "The Garbage Pail Kids" in their lineup I was gone for good.
@@jeannetimpson5564I agree that Osborne was a very competent host for TCM. He's the original and is definitely missed. But the folks hosting now are all quite good as well. And the films are still diverse and generally worthwhile. I guess I must've missed The Garbage Pail Kids, and I'm fine with missing it. Lol
I love their noir Sat nights with Eddie Muller. The gals are impressive too; Alicia Malone for foreign films and Jacqueline Stewart for silent films.
I appreciate that they offer an eclectic array of films. Cheers.
These movies were meant to be seen on a BIG screen and preferably in a Movie Theater with no jumping backwards and forwards.
Robert Osborne was the best Host ever to be on TCM. The new group are way too WOKE for my tastes.@@waynej2608
I'm surprised they don't find the older classic films either too racist, homophobic or some other "phobic" and in many cases they sadly do find them inappropriate.
Very well written. Excellent acting, and I'm impressed at the quality in the preservation of this copy. Thank you for sharing this film. I give it a Thumbs up!
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This movie was surprisingly pretty good. It is hard to find a good movie if it is not one of the classics.
Film noir is addicting; I've watched over a hundred in just the past few months...some are actually great but most are like cheap thrills one can't get enough of. Love the old cars and dinner clubs with full orchestras and dancing. Try not to let the process-formula used to make these movies become boring. In this one, like many others, we have the balding old man with the young pretty wife...not very plausible but that's how Hollywood makes believe. The girlfriends can change affections instantly depending which way the money is flowing. Other repeat offenses are the constant smoking and drinking. Celebrating? have a drink; Depressed? have a drink...and smoke anywhere you please...even in an elevator or right in the lady's face....If the door's locked there's always a window to crawl through. Conclusions are frequently swift...a shoot-out makes for a quick, slam-dunk ending and the leading guy/girl sail off into the sunset. I still can't figure how the writers produce such similar salad-bar scripts. The stories vary but some things never change: even the thugs wear suits, ties and hats and the women are lavishly dressed, even at home alone in their mansions. The sharp dressing is cool. I'd keep writing but I gotta run...to find more noir!
Maybe you should be a movie critic. Your keen observations, heavily critiqued plots, and overall deference would be invaluable.
@@BooksGalore99 thank you very much; wish we could correspond.
Your comment is awesome!! Appreciated reading it, so true!! Thank you!!👍👍🫠
The old movies are wonderful for the great story lines, talented actors, classy ladies dressed in beautiful fashions, the old cars..the decor...it`s fun to go back in time...
..There is absolutely NOTHING on TV today that compares with the quality and charisma of shows from the 50s and sixties .
Don't overlook the censorship inflicted upon American cinema back in the day by the feculent Will Hays.
nice comment
Some of them are great! Some are just old stinkers.
@@HansDelbruck53 why do we have to have censorship every now and then? I guess central planning control freaks are timeless.
I absolutely love these old black and white classic movies; to me, they're even better than a lot of the movies that they put out now. But, that's just my opinion. Thank You Rob W. for putting these out here and taking your time & effort to do so-I truly appreciate it!
Same here
Not even better!🙂
Much, Much better!!!🤗👍💯
It's not just your opinion , but it's a fact .
@@edsonmartina1268 No, it's an opinion. And I credit the OP for that. Those who claim opinions as 'facts' typically haven't taken the time to actually develop the evidence. Have you tried to see any modern films, away from the Cineplex? I enjoy older films as much as anyone, but say, this one, was middling even in its own time.
Also, women went to charm school..or were around people who went to them
They only wore pants 1/3 of time
Just found these golden oldies. Loving the long shadows, dialogue and style.
Glad you like them!
I loved this movie! I often wish that life was still like the 40's and 50's! Women dressed beautifully and wore lovely hats, men were always dressed in suits and clean shaven. Life was so beautiful and simple then! I was born in the 60's but often wonder if I lived another life in the 40's-50's! This era was an exceptional time in history!❤ Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic show!💥💕👠👒 Oh how I wish ladies would wear hats and dress like ladies again! And men would dress dapper and treat women like a lady!
2:22 "Oh, the rent" - If that guy's not actually drunk, then that's the greatest drunk acting since Ray Milland in 'The Lost Weekend."
Haha good flick!
Don't forget Jon Hamm as Donald Draper.
And Burt Lancaster in Come Back, Little Sheeba.
Lee Marvin in paint your wagon
Love the classics.
I know I'm dating myself but I remember we had only a black and white tv when I was growing up. Color is okay. But there's something classy about Black and White.
Same here.
Ah, the good old days...I remember being the human remote control.
I remember going out and turning the antenna.
NO CONTEST !
@@missmaggie2620 Me too😁
Love Film Noir movies from Hollywood's Silver Age; this was the Classic Era for the genre.
Truly enjoy watching this period in our History when Men wore suits, Women wore dresses, Automobiles were big and even the B-List movies were worth the price of the ticket.
Thanks for sharing his cinematic gem.
Actually this was almost the end of the Classic Film Noir Era.
1940-1955
Man wore suits and women dresses, right, but they were as obsessed with getting rich quickly, without too much effort as many are today apparantly.
You are so right. It’s sad to see younger people not appreciating what you’re appreciating. They will never know good movies because they are from a bad era. We got lucky and I’m still young!! Thanks for being so sincere. Keep these movies alive.
Impact is another fabulous twist. Movie do good. Hope you find that one too
@@Retroscoop you can be dressed with taste and dignity and still not be obsessed with anything , in general ...
Good story, well crafted and superb acting. Thank you for uploading this film.
thanks for the awesome movies you find! Better than Netflix.
Glad you like them!
That was a beautiful 1951 Custom Ford Squire Woodie they rolled down a cliff. I cried when I saw that! Worth a small fortune today....
What was the convertible the used car salesman drove?
Hot Diggity ! That was a pretty good little crime drama ! Enjoyed it VERY much ! Surprised I had never heard of it till now, much less seen it. A thousand thanks, Rob W, for sharing these tantalizing "tidbits" of the past with us ! CHEERS !! :-)
I love it how in all these great films any time of day is actually the middle of the night 🌙 🤣
Rob W these are awesome movies! Love the genre! Please keep them coming! Thanks!
nice cars, nice clothes, nice furniture and a fine movie
WHAT A MOVIE!!!! Fast paced tight movie that had me on the edge of seat until the end!!! Floozies and grifters galore, my kind of movie!!
Excellent movie for a Friday night !!! Thank you for posting. 👍👍👍
Excellent movie. Very well written story, with good cast playing their roles exceptionally well.
Great little movie really kept my attention. When I saw the Rolls, I thought "Ooh, a foreign car!" California was a hot-spot for foreign cars in the '50s. For more great '50's noir, and foreign-car spotting, check out 1954's 'Drive a Crooked Road' starring Mickey Rooney and Kevin McCarthy. Mickey's character plays a foreign-car mechanic who gets conned into being the getaway-car builder and driver for a bank robbery. Jack Kelly is in that one too. and of course Allison Hayes may be best known for her role in the original 'Attack of the 50 Foot Woman'!
That Mickey Rooney movie was great . He got suckered right in.
I have never seen a Drive Inn movie that good, great way to spend a Friday evening
who WATCHED 'em?
The last drive-in movie complex we went to was in Fort Lauderdale, Fla somewhere near the airport. We got some KFC and enjoyed watching "The Sting". Somewhere people can still enjoy classic films at one of those " passion pits". O what fun!🎈🎈
Drive Inn? I think I ate there once.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful choice of movie 🍿 with us 🍒🥥🥕🫒🥐🫑🥯🍕🍱🥟🍫🍹🥃🎢🗽⛲️
Our pleasure!
Such a wonderful curator. Thanks RW
I love black and white classic films. I can watch them all day.
I love old black and white films. I love how people used to dress, and how everything was better back then.
Southern California in 1950's - best outdoor film set ever created.
I love the nosy landlord-giving away private details of renters to anyone who asks (and ultimately breaks the case.)
Yes, Indeed!
People did in those days. There was no Data Protection Act. Haha
Thanks for another good one, Rob! 👍😎
Glad you liked it!
Love these old films. Great story.
Glad you like them!
Some of these movie's are before my time, and when I was 5yr.old I'am loving them "NOW'😊
I love love love these old film noirs! But ya gotta admit they’re so corny in so many ways. The wives are always young in fancy gowns or dressing gowns while the husbands are ancient, everyone’s drinking and smoking all the time, huge cars get rolled off hills on obscure roads a lot, men wear suits and hats all the time, secretaries are indispensable for wealthy criming men, people knock on and answer doors at all hours, everyone has a racket and a hunch, everyone is darling. I can’t get enough! Thanks so much for sharing.
Very well said!
Great old vintage black and white. Thank you.
Excellent Film. I enjoyed it. I was glad to see John Litel in a larger role than in the bit parts he usually Plays. He was always a good actor. The cast had a lot of future stars in it. The story, Direction, music score by R. . Dale Butts was Good. Thanks for the upload. Out.
I have a notion to second that emotion ! Lots of familiar character actors in this one ! I really liked it !
Solid entertainment, not a dull moment.
“Don”t you think a wife should meet her husbands friends?” Husband: “Don’t you think a man should meet his wife’s friends?” The “Bentley Rolls Royce” needed a new muffler. The millionaire’s daughter and Marge, wife of the drunk, were good looking dames but Marge was probably the better make out artist because she had to be. Jack Kelly, Marge’s boyfriend, went on to become Bart Maverick opposite James Garner. Tight little movie; it moved quickly.
This was before my time.. But, splendid movies that had a story to tell. I'm up, folding napkins for my granddaughter's 15th birthday. I should be asleep. But. with great movies, like these on your channel, nope. Getting some wheat thins and creamed cheese. Yep, sleep said goodbye. Subscribing. Thank you for sharing.
This is not social media. Make the comments about the movie. spare us your personal diatribe. Thank You, You Tube
@@captainbart What part of this is not social media? Anything world wide internet related giving people a platform to speak is social media.
@@captainbart Sounds like you've got a full diaper there scooter, run along and mommy will change you and put you to bed. The grown ups are talking now, so sleep tight lil buddy.
@@captainbart Lighten up, man.
Or is it boy?
Wanda that was very sweet and well said!! You're a credit to the planet because of your obvious joy. Thank you. ❤💐
Good example of a quality 'B' LA vintage noir. This film has all of the required ingredients and more!
An entertaining movie..a good one to watch if you can’t sleep..
PRETTY COOL PLOT AND GOOD ACTING...THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS GEM..
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was a movie I watched within the past year or 2 but I'd forgotten what happened so I kept watching.
Happy Harry, aka mayor of Mayberry, had a few fairly new used cars on his lot.
Well written, acted and directed. Worth a second watch.
SPOILER ALERT
There was a plot flaw. The fact that Devery paid 10,000's in blackmail and didn't want to get a government loan make his past activities look very suspicious. The police should reopen that old case.
Thank you it reminds me of the good old days keep them coming
And for a Wednesday morning
I enjoyed this a lot! Such a camp.
Yes it was!
Gale Robbins and Allison Hayes have the best lines in this flick.
Isn't Allison Hayes the woman that played in the original movie Attack Of The 50 Foot Woman ? December 12,2020
Sheila Davis : Yep.
Both good lookers. Allison was breathtaking IMO.
EXCELLENT! Thank you, for this little gem.
Dang! I'm always blown away at the money problem people have in these movies! $500 in 1955 is about $4800 in 2020. You really got to be very greedy not to think almost $5000 a month ($500 back then) ain't enough money to live good on! (Unless you're in New York, California, etc...)
I don't understand too why the husband didn't buy a house with the money got before the marriage.
A very enjoyable movie. Well worth a watch.
Thanks SO much for this! I've wanted to see this for ages - never could find it anywhere in decent form. You're my weekend hero! 👍
Rich I agree. I'm making a day of it. This channel I mean.
Great movie - I was glued to it! Thank you!!
Watched this last night, fun flick! I don't remember seeing Gale Robbins before, she sure was great as the floozie, sashaying her hips in her tight off-the-shoulder dresses. Robert Armstrong of King Kong fame was good as her drunken husband. Thanks for posting!
Glad you enjoyed it
Old mark sure had that Lon Chaney vibe going on. That walk of Marge was Huba Huba lol Thanks for posting.
TY very much for the upload, a fine movie :-)
A gem in remarkably good shape. Thanks!
Glad you like it!
Happy New Year b/w movie lovers!! Let's hope this one is fantastic for all of us!😉 Love from Down Under! 🇦🇺😎🌞 12th Jan, 2022.
I loved the vehicles! And that ambulance! The station wagon, was that a woody? And the hood ornament on the convertible with the white walls, man I dug them all! Oh also, pretty good movie too. 😁 Thanks for posting! 👍😷✌
Funny, at one point during the fight scene, I thought that he was going to bash and impale that guys head on the sharp hood ornament! That thing looked cool but DANGEROUS! : )
yeah but that tow truck! wish I had that now! with a solid flathead
I think woody is a euphemism for a.....you know
Not a name for a car
Same with the next line- you know it's not very cherry- as in not new...you get it
Jack Kelly is in this movie. So cool. Thank you for the movie
Thanks Rob W. Your channel is the best when it comes to films noir.
a great movie Allison Hayes also stared in Attack of the 50 foot woman - Gale Robbins married her high school sweetheart. I enjoyed this movie whose alternate title is Crooked Ring thanks for the upload
What a wonderful film .
So enjoyable .
Thank you, good one👍
My sentiments exactly !!
That's the ting I miss in movies these days, Talent!
Loved it!
"Are you happy, Harry?"
Danke für das hochladen sehr interessant
Thanks for this, turned out to be really good!
Fabulous cars, some of them now worth hundreds of times their sale prices.
Oh, and I enjoyed the film.
Saturday Night 💥🥃///My Favorite Noir!!!Little Cesar& My 3- Sons& Big Valley!!! What’s Not To Like 🍿🎥TX🥂
Never knew of Gail Robbins before, but she is a real dish! Her character here is a strong reason to remain single.
It's a choice.
Quite a good film. In those days there was class and etiquette.
@@ArifKhan-vh2gx
Not like back then - and certainly not in today’s films.
Have not seen this movie, great stuff, keep them coming.
Hey cousin Pam....
love it.. all those punches and not a scratch on him.. like the old James bond
Yes, all he had to do was straighten his tie and he was back to normal.
This was a very good movie! Love those old b/w classic movies! 🎦
Thank you.
Not a bad little film. Thank you for posting.
Thanks for watching!
Aluminum foil on the rabbit ears on the black and white tv. Brings back memories.
I heard the car salesman tell another guy to put the speedometer down to 2700.
Very much enjoyable movie🎥🎥 🙂🙂🙂
Thank you
Obviously true love.....I will take the dough you can have Marge
Lol. That line was a classic.
Love these ole classics..
Life is better, because it's winter, and because of TH-cam. Happy Holidays everyone!🕵️🕵️
Brenda Leverick Thank you & Happy & Safe Holiday's to you as well 😊Now the issue is that every 5 minutes my phone goes downloading & I can't really enjoy the movie December 12,2020
Pretty good movie, actually. Good dialogue.
Good movie ..thanks
The convertible was a Lincoln Capri!
Do you mean the sleek black car?
I really enjoyed this movie, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
Another great old B&W movie
Good film.
Realised I'd seen it, halfway through, but worth a second viewing.
Thanks.
Allison Hayes has an interesting and tragic story that led to the FDA banning or regulating the import of supplements. Read here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allison_Hayes
Thanks for that
Wow!... very interesting! Terrible story but glad that she got their attention and created changes in the supplement industry!
Fine movie in the stable fifties, I wasn't even twenty then. God Bless Everyone!
There is a lengthy fight scene between the characters played by Rod Cameron and Jack Kelly. Cameron, a veteran Republic studio actor, starred in two serials for the studio in 1943 as secret service agent Rex Bennett, where he and his stunt doubles fought three fights an episode for 15 episodes. There is no way Kelly's character could have lasted 15 seconds with Cameron landing pulverizing blows one after another. In the serials, Cameron had it tougher usually fighting against three criminals at once in a room filled with breakaway furniture. Sometimes then, even 6'4" Cameron wound up on the floor, knocked out. But those serial villains played rough.
Hey, Judge Crater. Where ya been?
judge crater . A true movie, official. Wow!
Great Movie💕
Great movie, thanks so much for uploading.
Thanks for watching!
Great cast in this enjoyable flick 👍
Haven't seen a Rod Cameron film for many, many years. Jack Kelly in his pre Maverick days.
I used to upload old movies but some company bought the rights to two of them AFTER I uploaded them- like a year earlier. They gave me strikes and wouldn't simply take them down instead, or put ads on them. It was messed up, stopped me from doing it and now I see ones such as this up for a couple years, hoping the same BS doesn't happen to you. Would miss these.
It's funny how in these old B&W movies, the drivers seem to frequently enter their car from the front passenger side. No center elbow rest in those days allowed them to slide to the driver's side. Besides that oddity, a very good movie.
Bench seats were the standard and not odd at all back in the day. "Bucket seats" were special ("odd") and came later.
Better movie shots
They did that.on Perry Mason
Thanks!!!
Welcome!