Good retro-70s Noir
The 1970s saw a series of Film Noir revivals with Chinatown being the most famous of them. Farewell, My Lovely was another. It was based upon the 1940 Raymond Chandler novel of the same name. This was the third time that the book had been turned into a movie and featured Robert Mitchum as the iconic Los Angeles private detective Philip Marlowe.<br /><br />Like classic Film Noirs of the past Farewell, My Lovely takes up the voice over technique featuring Marlow to narrate the story. He’s wanted for a series of murders and calls in his friend Lt. Nulty (John Ireland) to explain his tale. It started off oh so simply when he was hired by a crook named Moose Malloy (Jack O’Halloran) to find his girlfriend Velma (Charlotte Rampling). It seemed like an open and shut case, but they never are.<br /><br />Mitchum does a good job with the voice over. He’s got the hard boiled style down pat. The story takes a series of twists and turns. There are women young and old throwing themselves at Marlowe. Dead bodies show up more often than not. Powerful people in the city are involved as well, which makes the case all the more dangerous. All together that makes for a very good detective story and a throwback to the golden age of Noir.<br />C
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