![]() ‘NM’ also benefits greatly from Sharp’s…sharp script, complete with plenty of yummy dialogue. ~of course, Warren has a bit of ‘Hey, look at me…’ about her, but I think that’s the character. He’s always seemed to me more of an actor’s director, kind of like Kazan that way.) Even tho Hackman has the lead, he doesn’t pull a star turn he blends in well with everyone, helping to make this an ensemble piece. Whoever was in charge of casting did a rather thorough job these people really feel right as the group that they are and the individuals within that group. (Actually, I’m not even sure that every single thread really is connected within, and y’know something? – I’m not even sure that matters! To me, that’s part of its life-like appeal.) You may not get everything first time out but it’s solid and rich enough to make repeat viewings worthwhile. Murky, enigmatic and atmospheric, ‘NM’ is a find for noir fans. ![]() Listed as a Cult Movie and a Personal Recommendation in the back of Peary’s book. This edgy detective thriller is one-of-a-kind. Good use of distinctive settings in both L.A. ![]()
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