Horas Sombrias

Título original: Hell on Frisco Bay

1955
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1 h 39 min

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Alan Ladd, Edward G. Robinson, and Joanne Dru in Horas Sombrias (1955)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAfter 5 years in prison, ex-cop Steve Rollins is paroled and searches for the San Francisco mobsters who framed him for manslaughter.After 5 years in prison, ex-cop Steve Rollins is paroled and searches for the San Francisco mobsters who framed him for manslaughter.After 5 years in prison, ex-cop Steve Rollins is paroled and searches for the San Francisco mobsters who framed him for manslaughter.

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The interior police station set is the same one used for Rebel Without A Cause (1955) which was released 2 months earlier.

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Joe Lye: Think the old man will be getting here pretty soon?
Victor Amato: Why? You got something better to do?
Joe Lye: I didn't say so.
Victor Amato: That broken-down movie star waiting outside?
Joe Lye: She's retired, not broken-down.
Victor Amato: Sensitive about that tomato, ain't ya?
Joe Lye: Oh, Kay's alright.
Victor Amato: Good-looking?
Joe Lye: So-so.
Victor Amato: That where you were? Her apartment?
Joe Lye: Yeah.
Victor Amato: Doing what?
Joe Lye: Having dinner.
Victor Amato: For instance, like what?
Joe Lye: What's the difference, Vic? Couple of Martinis and steak, if you have to know.
Victor Amato: Martinis. Steaks. Fancy. Just like one of her old movies. Pretty soon, uh, you're liable to be hearing wedding bells.
Joe Lye: Not me, Vic.
Victor Amato: Good! Now, stay smart. Boy, you've got the life, Joe. Not like it was in the death house.
Joe Lye: Please, Vic. Lay off.
Victor Amato: Those guards told me how you used to pray every night. Get down on your knees like you were in church. Why'd you do it?
Joe Lye: I don't know. The place softens you up.
[he twitches]
Victor Amato: Ought to get that face of yours fixed. Twitches all the time. Looks lousy.
Joe Lye: I know, I know. Doc says I do it because I got things on my mind.
Victor Amato: Thinks you're nuts!
Joe Lye: [angrily] Cut it out, will ya, Vic?
Victor Amato: You shouldn't have worried in the death house. Didn't you know I'd spring you?
Joe Lye: Well, time was running out.
Victor Amato: So you wasted it, praying to the wrong people. You just keep praying to Vic Amato. Things will keep working out.

Trilhas sonoras
They Very Thought Of You
(1934) (uncredited)
Music and words Ray Noble
Sung by Joanne Dru in the nightclub (dubbed by Bonnie Lou Williams)

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7/10

Decent Crime Film Noir

As is the case with so many f these films rom the 40's and 50's, the sub plots involving love trysts/issues bring down the movie. I suspect they were added to get a female in the film.

Too bad.

Alan Ladd, who is the star is actually a weak link. Robinson is good as the gangster.

Over all tho, despite some glaring plot holes (like a guy tells you he's gonna kill you when YOU have the gun and you let him go?) it's a pretty good flick.