Good Film Noir Movie – Barbara Stanwyck – The Strange Love Of Martha Ivers

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1. Wonderful movie ????

2. Possibly the two greatest femme fatales in film noir in the same film! AND the first time we get to see the most famous chin dimple of all time!

3. This is a great flick

4. History Documenty biography Intrvew review panel part Oascr awesome Awards Tcm years It's like Deanna Durbin and Judy garland movie's same.

5. Great movie! They don't make movies like this anymore!

6. Liza then Scott fans should watch “Desert Fury” !!!
   It’s got everything
   I mean everything
   Over the edge with intrigue forbidden temptation regret sumptuous sets and wardrobe. Kinky desire, dressed up and inviting. It’s hard to find but worth the effort.

7. Lizabeth Scott , here is a beautiful sultry woman who never gets what she wants in the end . She usually ends up on the criminal side.

8. Just watching them smoke all them cigs gave me a smokers cough ??☺ I enjoyed the movie tremendously !!

9. Barbie gets it close range in the abdomen by Walter Neff in Double Indemnity, and once again here by Walter O'neil… too many Walters!

10. Elizabeth Scott In that movie : Cry No Tears. Was most excellent !

11. Martha turned out to be as mean and cruel as her grandmother, even add murder.

12. They must have given her those expensive silk pjs and robe on her prison release.

13. Sorry caught the wrong button!!

    My memories of the staging is still vivid….the sittings rooms with the lamps, we didn’t have lamps, the fancy bedrooms…..when I was very young bedrooms were only for sleeping in, and especially the fancy curtains as seen in this film. Times have changed since the 1950s and now what violence here is, seams quite harmless compared with modern Hollywood films which I never watch. Now I’m watching more of these, more films keep appearing, and there are loads more of Barbara ‘s old films somewhere out there. Keep hunting these are great.

    We can begin to see the end of Lockdown but I would not like to see the end of the showing of there wonderful films. ???

14. That’s what I call a magnificent film! These are the films I went to see when I was young…..except I didn’t see the certificate page giving the rating. But there again I was with my folks so that was ok. I adore these black and white films with their staged sets. It’s strange how we never new how they built outdoor scenes on a stage set….now the sound sounds indoor and it’s obvious they used back projection, and painted backgrounds. Oneof the things I remember are

15. Great complex characters; each of them has something to learn – and the main characters having a history into childhood is SO tasty. I kept reminding myself "they grew up together!" – beautiful people and sets, too. That stairway…

16. This is masterpiece. Thanks for sharing Sallis.

17. ??????⭐️??????

18. Ending was great

19. What this movie is about?

20. Excellent film. Thanks for uploading.

21. 22:12 She's got a lit cigarette in her right hand.
    22:21 She wants another one after hers mysteriously vanishes into the ether.
    What??

22. The guy playing the sailor was a sh*t actor. His character would have to have been comatose to sleep though that 'accident'. ?
    But I guess the writers thought that it was believable in those days. My, how things have changed. Thankfully.

23. stanwyck had nothing on Liz Scott- unpretentious, PURE acting- stanwyck was just another stuck up wasp btch.

24. Just finished watching her biography She was a down to earth person that,s what I most appreciate

25. fantastic quality! thank you for sharing

26. Just in case your interested: In 1940 Judith Anderson (old Mrs Ivers) played a character called Mrs Danvers in the film 'Rebecca' along side of Laurence Olivier & Joan Fontaine. Her character was just as formidable as her character in this film.

27. IMHO, the casting was perfect. The plot kept me guessing. The end was satisfying. There was real acting, with subtleties of gesture, expression and intonation. I can't think of anything I didn't like. Five stars from me!

28. Van Hefflin…always reminds me of an escaped mental patient!

29. I've watched this film any times.  It's an extraordinary film.  Well written, directed and the actors are among the very best.  Stanwyck is at her best in this, along with Heflin & Douglas & Scott is absolutely Beautiful!  Scott is a highly under-rated actress.

30. Barbara Stanwyck is enthralling.. The pace and tone with which she delivers her lines are utterly impeccable.. Great actress.. Charming woman..

31. Lizabeth Scott at her most beautiful in this film, and the rest of leads look swell too. I adore this film, it works for me on so many levels—the actors, the script and production, clothes and sets. I first saw this in a Film Noir class in school. ??

32. A very young Kirk Douglas.

33. Great film, simply the best

34. The audio and visual quality of this video is excellent. Great to find such a good movie in such great shape here on youtube.

35. Excellent. I'll play it again. Thx for loading.

36. They always used this house for movies

37. This movie was shown in sweden on channel 1 for old people so they could renember the past

38. I wasn't there Martha I went to The Big Valley

39. 1:30:10 , Sam is putting a fire out the sound of the rocks hitting one another is echoed off the sets walls anyone notice that

40. I want half 2

41. Martha Ivers should retire to a Big Valley

42. down goes Spartacus down goes Spartacus

43. don't hit her Sam she's a nice lady why don't you marry her after you put those other two in jail and live happily ever after

44. no smoking in these rooms these are not smoking rooms

45. I had low expectations coming into this and it mostly fulfilled them, but that ending was actually pretty good.

46. They should've given a special Academy Award nomination for the hair technician/engineer/stylist/production for the curly queues that pre-empted the looks of Lauren Bacall and Brooke Shields … the hairstyles are hairy!

47. Wow! Kirk Douglas was a hottie! If Catherine Zeta-Jones were in a time machine in 1946 she would've gone for him instead of Michael Douglas 🙂

48. That is probably the first and last time I will ever see Kirk Douglas play a baddie.

49. Of course it is over the top. Yet there is an emotional connection that affects every viewer. It has more to say about how wealth controls industry and personal relationships than any film I have seen in years.
    Melodramatic? Label it any category you wish. The acting, direction, music, cinematography make a grand experience.

50. just love these old movies

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