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1. www.nytimes.com › 1946/06/13 › archivesTHE SCREEN; 'Somewhere in the Night,' a ... - The New York Times

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   As a straight piece of melodramatic staging, this Twentieth Century-Fox film is all right.But the story is a large-sized slice of hokum, starting off with the proposition that a veteran would be...

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   Somewhere in the Night 1946 1h 48m Crime Drama List 89% Tomatometer 9 Reviews 61% Audience Score 500+ Ratings After a World War II injury, George Taylor's (John Hodiak) memory of his life...

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   • Actors: John Hodiak, Nancy Guild, Lloyd Nolan

   • Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
   • Category: Crime, Drama

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   Somewhere in the Night Reviews. Joseph L. Mankiewicz's nervous nightmare (made in his first year of directing) isn't an all-hallowed member of the noir canon -- it's fairly slick, and...

4. www.nytimes.com › 2023/04/20 › movies‘Somewhere in Queens’ Review: Rooting for the Underdog

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   Apr 20, 2023 · Somewhere in Queens Rated R for language and some sexual material. Running time: 1 hour 46 minutes. In theaters.

5. www.nytimes.com › 2014/10/26 › artsReview: Taylor Swift's '1989' - The New York Times

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   Oct 23, 2014 · Full of expertly constructed, slightly neutered songs about heartbreak, “1989,” which is to be released on Monday, doesn’t announce itself as oppositional. But there is an implicit enemy on ...

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   A U.S. Marine recovering from a combat injury in a Navy hospital in Hawaii suffers from undiagnosed amnesia, and while others call him George Taylor, he has no memory of that man. Upon recovery from his wounds, George is transferred to the hospital at Camp Pendleton, California, and is eventually discharged, even though he still has no memory.

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   What is somewhere in the night about?

   • Somewhere in the Night captures a sense of post-WWII anxiety. Upon returning from the war, Taylor clearly feels alienated and displaced, with little idea of his direction in society. As in many other noirs, this is a reflection of a real social condition - it's just stylized with things like amnesia, with murder and mayhem thrown in.

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   When was somewhere in the nigh made?

   • After a writing career that began in 1929, Somewhere in the Nigh was his first full feature as a director. (He had previously completed directing Dragonwyck, 1946, when original director Ernst Lubitsch fell ill during production.) The resources of Twentieth Century Fox helped the novice director considerably.

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   Is'somewhere in the night' a good movie?

   • Typical of the Fox Film Noir series, Somewhere in the Night looks and sounds wonderful. The commentary track by noir historian Eddie Muller is overall worthwhile, and Muller has some good insights into the noir style, saying, for example, "In film noir, the good women work for a living and the bad women want something for nothing."

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   Why do somewhere in the nigh movies work?

   • His movies generally work due to excellent performances and scripts, especially dialogue. After a writing career that began in 1929, Somewhere in the Nigh was his first full feature as a director. (He had previously completed directing Dragonwyck, 1946, when original director Ernst Lubitsch fell ill during production.)

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8. www.classicfilmnoir.com › 2021 › 07Somewhere in the Night (1946) - Film Noir - Classic Film noir

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   Today, it remains an elusive treasure, more familiar to genre aficionados than the general movie-going public. Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s Somewhere in the Night stands as a paragon of film noir, co-written with Howard Dimsdale and featuring an adaptation by Lee Strasberg.