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'Solitary Brother' Radio 2 special.

Chinatown I watched the first time before I started watching noir. Then I watched it again recently and thought it the most convincing neo noir I've seen. It's brilliant.

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LA Confidential To Live and Die in LA Someone To Watch Over Me

Just read the first page. Found The Hot Spot didn't have a very noirish feel to it either. What I saw of it anyway.

Never got round to fully watching The Hot Spot. Got half way through once but I wasn't in the mood, so will have to give it another go. Red Rock West is one of my favourites, but I've just realised John Dahl has a Neo Noir Trilogy also including Kill Me Again and The Last Seduction. Anyone seen...

I don't watch too much football. Apparently Southgate plays players out of position simply for the sake of being in the team.

Trumps intro theme. It does have a nice 'open harmony' though. I learnt that from studying Copland.

Years since I read it but remember one 'post pics of hot Fulani women' or similar.

Ann Savage. Good one.

Updikes a good one and some of these are comical, I like old faces from a time when you couldn't decide whether to shave your eyebrows or not. Not quite as severr as some posted though.

I used to read Nairaland Forum occasionally. Seemed to me that the Yoruba 'economy' is one of the most successful or is that a misconception?

There's some like City of Fear for example. I think it's brilliant in the context I watch it for the first time, in bed often just soaking in the atmosphere before I go to sleep. Then I watch it with my sister and find it slightly less impressive other than what must have caught my attention...

Cheers. I suffer the same problem of remembering which is which though. I'm forever rewatching films by accident, and reached the point after about 3 or so years of getting increasingly diminishing returns on most films I watch, having watched most of the well known ones. I'll try and do a more...

Another good one is Too Late For Tears.

It's pretty much all I watch these days. I think my current favourite is Somewhere in the Night. By the time Richard Conte turns up you know you've watched a great one.

I was trying to think of something more lowkey hardcore than that but kept thinking of Trip to the Moon Part 2. There's a Nookie tune from 92 that sounds a bit like The Slammer too.