Double Indemnity. So dark, and so funny. They don’t write’em like this anymore. This was my second viewing, and it’s worth a third. Previously.

Double Indemnity. This one is very good. Very cynical, not as nearly as complicated as some other noir, just a tight, direct story. You have to wonder why the characters let themselves get caught up like this. They might wonder the same thing. Good performances all around, but again I find myself especially impressed with Edward G. Robinson. The other time I saw him was in Key Largo.