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<p dir="auto"><strong>Schmoozette</strong> — <em>10 years ago(July 18, 2015 12:39 PM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">I absolutely loved this movie.  I had to see in in two sittings, as I saw half on <a href="http://watchTCM.com" rel="nofollow ugc">watchTCM.com</a>, then missed the date.  However, I was able to get the DVD through my local library (great print, tooan official WB Noir Collection; won't argue here about the "noir").  Lorre and Greenstreet looked like they were having a blast, with their banter and easy-going uneasiness.  There were actually a couple of laugh-out-loud moments in the script.<br />
The rest of the cast was superb.  I especially enjoyed Victor Francen, an actor I hadn't been very aware of, previously. He was just fascinating to watch.<br />
The whole film screamed "European!" in its sensibilities, interactions, subtlety of emotion. I loved the atmosphere and the whole aura of mystery. It's amazing how much plot could be "crammed" into the film's length; you hardly see that kind of filmmaking craft anymore.<br />
I hope everyone discovers this film, which is a true gem.  If you like anything of this genre, you'll LOVE this!</p>
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