>BLOW-UP's in color and it was made after
1964.
>
>Can't be noir.
Jim,
Not that I don't think you're full of baloney on your narrow
definition of noir, but why the specific cut-off date of
1964? Film historians generally peg the end of the classic
noir period as mid-fifties, usually with the release of KISS
ME DEADLY, so I'm curious as to why you stretch the era eight
or nine years longer...
And is there a corresponding start-up point?
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