If we're talking neo-noir, shouldn't we date it a little
earlier? From the 70s, we have Chinatown, for example, and
that Marlowe film that Altman directed. Anything from the
60s?
Andrew
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While I think there's a lot of substance underneath the style
of Pulp Fiction (less so in many of his others, not that I
don't still really enjoy them), I agree with your
periodization of neo-noir. However, how about some titles?
This isn't so I can argue with your conclusions, but to see
if there are any I haven't seen and should.
Mark
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