Here is a link to a list of the 100 best film noirs of all time.
https://www.pastemagazine.com/movies/the-100-best-noirs-of-all-time/#1-the-woman-in-the-window
So far, I have seen 35 out of the 100. In a Lonely Place is on the list, a very good film, watched it recently. I was not surprised by Bogart, he is clearly one of the great actors, but I didn't know much about Grahame, she was also outstanding.
The films I didn't like enough to recommend were The Lady From Shanghai (1947) and Blood Simple (1984). Maybe One False Move (1992), too.
The rest I enjoyed, the most recent being Crime Wave (1954).
The film Croupier (1998) is available on Prime so I might watch that next.

One of the funniest.
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lol. Great movie!
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Ha! Yes! I haven't seen it in about a million years but I saw it plenty those million years ago.
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"What's he paying you boys? I'll double it and we'll beat the **** out of HIM."
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"I hadn't seen a body that put-together since I solved the Case of the Girl With Really Great Tits."
"It's really for snake bites, but I find it works for everything."
"There's one thing I've learned about clients: dead ones don't pay their bills."
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" If you need me, just call. You know how to dial, don't you? You just put your finger in the hole and make tiny little circles. "
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I love that movie.
So many funny lines.
“I had no trouble finding Dr. Forrest’s cheese lab. It smelled like the number on the door.” Cut to a shot of a door with a “2” on it.

I have The Noir of all Noirs with an All Star Cast.
All joking aside, I think it was cleverly done.
Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid.
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Whatever

I don't watch many movies from that genre. It all sounds interesting though.

I haven't seen the Martha Ivers one, yet but Leave Her to Heaven is one of my favorite films from that period. A gorgeous film, featuring a mesmerizing performance by Gene Tierney and one of the most chilling murders.

Yeah, BOUND is an incredible movie.
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well if its your favorite then i will try and watch this and thank you

My favorite would considered a neo noir film I guess. Bound (1996)

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Oh yeah, I found this out yesterday. Thanks again!

Well, if you are ever interested in revisiting it, the movie is available here on Filmboards.
You can also watch it on You Tube.
Since you don't remember, I won't spoil it for you.
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I can't remember. I saw it in the last century, lol

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I agree about Kirk Douglas's character. In the end though, he did muster up the courage to put an end to both miserable people, didn't he?
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THE STRANGE LOVE OF MARTHA IVERS
and the strange behavior of Kirk Douglas who is a wimp! And it was his first movie. Good movie.
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Many of my favorites have already been listed here by others, but here are two more that I like…
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It's amazing

I love this movie!