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I got 4 tickets to the July 19th, 2pm matinee at the AMC Burbank 16. http://www.fathomevents.com/event/double-indemnity

Great List Cigar Joe! I love your selection of "The Manchurian Candidate". That is a great example of classic as well as neo-noir (imho). Being from Boston, I am also partial to "The Friends of Eddie Coyle" (The 1973 film as well as the novel).

I got the Criterion release of The Friends of Eddie Coyle in 2009 when it came out. Yes, I very much enjoy it! I'm a huge fan of the film and novel. So much so, I produced a tribute project to it. Check it out!

Los Angeles here! Twitter: jpgiuliotti

Loving the Ball State course so far and got to see two films tonight on TCM "Woman on the Run" and "Dark Passage" (DVRing "Born To Kill" right now). Anyway, in the spirit of Summer of Darkness, check out this cool, comprehensive list on Neo-noir classics when you have time. It's pretty good! Taste of Cinema Best 75 Neo-noir Films Have fun in the course everyone! JP

Thanks! I was able to peruse the schedule after I posted this. Looks like they are running a neo-noir film near the end of the day every Friday. Get Carter (1971) is in a few weeks!

I am pressed for time and just setting up my #NoirSummer Twitter and online Canvas Course. Will check the schedule later but kust to be social and say hello, can anyone tell us if thwere will be neo-noir of the 70s and 80s showing on any of the Friday marathons? Needless to say, I am SO EXCITED! Love TCM, Love Noir, Love taking about classic movies!

The Criterion DVD had commentary from the now deceased, Peter Yates. It also had a few behind the scenes photos of scenes that were shot from the book but left out of the movie. Here's another tribute to this great film: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=8171861DD8577ACA