Eyes in the Night (1942) Film Noir, Crime, Mystery Full Length Movie

39 Replies to “Eyes in the Night (1942) Film Noir, Crime, Mystery Full Length Movie”

1. A highly original plot, an exceptionally talented cast, and crisp cinematography.

2. EXCELLENT! 10 Stars!

3. No dubbed

4. A wonderful 1940's movie.

5. The dog is adorable
   I love dogs

6. Love the butler

7. WOW! MANTAN MORELAND.

8. Absolutely delightful …Thank-You

9. La traduction est très mauvaise

10. El perro es un fenómeno!!!

11. Ann Harding , What a beautiful woman

12. Des sous- titres qui traduisent les dialogues dans un charabia qui rend l’ intrigue incompréhensible. Aucun respect pour les personnes qui tentent de regarder le film sans connaître l’ anglais !

13. The dog alone was worth watching, much less the splendid MGM cast and script ! Another brilliant collaboration of talent and this studio's era of acclaimed production values. June 2022

14. Super. Thank you.

15. Arnold does the best Lionel Barrymore imitation ever!!

16. So well written. So well acted, that even a superstar like Friday cannot upstage the cast!

17. 9:08 – The beginning on 'Hell in Heaven' by Twice

18. UIMITOR FILM,CU ACTORUL PRINCIPAL "ORB" CEL MAI BRILIANT? SI CU ACTORUL SECUNDAR ,ciinele?‍? de aur cel mai uman dintre toti actorii PREZENTI IN FILM?

19. Donna reed is quite young and charming in this movie. I first saw her In ( the last time I saw paris) along with elizebith tayler and others.

20. I've seen thousands of movies, and have over 600 in my private collection. This one is unique. A blind man, his dog, and a cast of spies. Edward Arnold, always a favorite of mine, does as usual an extraordinary job. Donna Reed, so easy to love in other films, is hateful here…until the end when she realizes how wrong she has been, and we love her once again…moreover she does this without one word, just a look. and a gesture, no mean feat that. The dog in this makes our beloved Rin Tin Tin and Asta look like dummies. He is not cute (though many will disagree with that statement) but he is beautifully trained, and is absolutely. amazing. I usually dislike the happy Hollywood endings tacked on to a good drama, but this film seems to strike it just right, with a nice touch of humor. Arnold may be blind, and some moments are filmed in the dark, but this is not Film Noir. Among many other missing elements of Film Noir in this movie, Film Noir does not have happy endings. This is a solid spy movie and a dang good one at that.

21. Love that dog.

22. What an entertaining movie, loved that Donna Reed was in it, another favorite with her "It's a Wonderful Life"!!!

23. ?!

24. Friday is the real star.

25. is that Rochester from the Benny show

26. But she's only 17. After it was said twice…I made this comment and stopped watching.

27. suks seing blacks w/buck'd eyes in these silver age films. makes u wanna go POSTAL. errm, just kidding FBI ?

28. Good watching

29. Excellent movie thank you, for uploading this picture… ??

30. Wish we lived during those times again.

31. I wish to protest the disparaging line, "You sew like a Boilermaker!" I have been a Boilermaker for 41 years and I can sew buttons on (crowsfoot indeed) and do a hem stitch. I can also embroider and macrame, not to mention petit-point and knit. Boilermakers are VERY versatile! I thank you.

32. i love all the noir films movies

33. The dog and the blind man did most of it??

34. Edward Arnold made a very convincing blind man. He really studied the character, the moves, the attitude. And Friday was an exceptionally trained dog. There was no dull moments in the movie. Thanks CCC for this pearl!!!

35. I am so glad the hero got the girl in the end. WOOF WOOF!

36. Friday my hero ???
    Great acting from start to finish ?

37. Friday played by Himself ?

    1:56 ohhhh he's the cop dog ??

38. One of the best things in I've watched in ages. Especially the end ?

39. That dog had a great trainer! I love my dog, but there's no argument that German Shepherd's are the smartest.

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