Kubrick's 2nd film is still too raw to be really enjoyable
Killer’s Kiss was written, produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick. It was only his second film. You can tell it’s early in his career because he didn’t know about pacing yet. For instance, there’s too much time spent on little things that don’t really matter and makes the movie move slowly as a result. At the same time it does have its moments like when Chris Chase is trying to get rid of Frank Silvera and says he’s just an old man that smells bad! There are also some nice settings like at the end where there are empty streets surrounded by tall buildings in what appears to be an industrial district of New York City.<br /><br />The story feels like a Film Noir with the two main characters being down and out and trying to save each other. Still, I wasn’t satisfied. It was just too raw and unrefined.
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