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     The Big Heat - Review and Analysis (spoilers)

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     The Big Heat (1953 - Fritz Lang)

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   Sep 22, 2021 · Vince Sheehan explores the structure and themes of this exciting 1953 film. A simple slideshow is also provided.

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   In this video, which is a part of my series, FILM NOIR MOVIE REVIEWS, I review THE BIG HEAT, which was released in 1953 and starred Gloria Grahame, Glenn For...

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   With Glenn Ford, Gloria Grahame, Lee Marvin, Carolyn Jones. Written by Sydney Boehm, based on a novel by William P. McGivern.

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   Nov 24, 2017 · The Big Heat archive review: Fritz Lang returns with a masterful thriller. On its original release in 1954 our critic Lindsay Anderson was grateful for this taut, ingenious film with outstanding performances from Glenn Ford and Gloria Grahame. It’s back in cinemas now.

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   Walter’s review published on Letterboxd: There’s a moment late in the movie when Glenn Ford has to delicately handle Gloria Grahame. It’s a two shot and he places his hand upon her her soft bicep—it’s his first humane gesture in nearly an hour.

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   Feb 14, 2019 · The Big Heat is a 1953 American film noir crime film directed by Fritz Lang starring Glenn Ford, Gloria Grahame, and Jocelyn Brando about a cop who takes on the crime syndicate that controls his city.

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   When was The Big Heat (1953) released?

   • The Big Heat (1953) was released. It was made during the late period of Film Noir, a genre known for its declining popularity but still producing gems. Many of the late Noir pictures are characterized by their increasing depiction of violent behavior and events.

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   Is the Big Heat a good book?

   • Yes, 'The Big Heat' by William P. McGivern is highly recommended. This novel was the source for Fritz Lang’s classic 1953 film noir of the same title. McGivern enjoyed considerable success as a novelist and screenwriter in various genres.

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   Why is 'The Big Heat' a well-regarded movie?

   • The Big Heat is a well-regarded example of this type of film in the early Cold War period, emphasizing the importance of one good man standing up against all odds. It highlights the issue of unconcerned citizens who either become tainted or are apathetic as long as they are left alone.

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   Josh Lewis’s review published on Letterboxd: Hands down one of the most ruthlessly cruel and violent feeling noirs I've seen. Lang conceives the world of crime and corruption as a shadowy infection of pain and mutilation; even the faint glimmers of affection and hope here are severely undermined by the visual spaces they occupy and the larger ...