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Kiss Me Deadly (1955) is a typically depraved hardboiled film noir story, with an uncaring and sleazy anti-hero. There are complex plot threads that form an overall labyrinth that has to be ignored if you are to enjoy the story, and Cold War and nuclear paranoia grow like rampant weeds through this, eventually and dramatically engulfing everything.
Kiss Me Deadly was not Robert Aldrich's first attempt at a film noir thriller. The year before, he had made World for Ransom , a micro-budget B-movie thriller that is deservedly overlooked but it has some striking plot similarities with the noir masterpiece that came later, after Aldrich had notched up two massive box office hits with his westerns Apache (1954) and Vera Cruz (1954).
10 de feb. de 2012 · Have a look at the first two and a half minutes (including the famous backwards title sequence) of Robert Aldrich's KISS ME DEADLY.Out on Blu-ray and DVD now...
28 de mar. de 2019 · Kiss Me Deadly. (Robert Aldrich, 1955) A panting woman hurtles down a highway, wearing only a trenchcoat. A man in a speeding sports car careens toward her: a near collision. Unexpectedly, he picks her up – then cut to credits, in reverse scroll. Thus we are flung into the labyrinth of Robert Aldrich’s unforgettable Kiss Me Deadly (1955).
So, in “Kiss Me Deadly,” does classic era noir fall, also, to Aldrich — done in by its own neorealist roots; attacked with the obliterating weapons of oddity and otherworldliness. “Deadly” stars Ralph Meeker as a two bit PI — overpriced, even at that cost. The film tracks the skeezoid of a gumshoe as he follows the trail…
20 de jun. de 2011 · Genres collide in the great Hollywood movies of the midfifties cold-war thaw. With the truce in Korea and the red scare on the wane, ambitious directors seemed freer to mix and match and even ponder the new situation. The western goes south in The Searchers; the cartoon merges with the musical in The Girl Can’t Help It. Science fiction becomes pop sociology in Invasion of the Body ...
En quatrième vitesse ( Kiss Me Deadly) est un film policier américain de Robert Aldrich sorti en 1955. Adaptant un livre de Mickey Spillane, le film est considéré comme un classique du film noir et une des meilleures réussites de son auteur.
