It's called a classic Film Noir but it's more of a melodrama that never seems to go anywhere
The Postman Always Rings Twice is a Film Noir classic. Lana Turner plays the femme fatale Cora Smith, while John Garfield is her luckless victim Frank Chambers. Frank wanders into the dinner-gas station that’s owned by Cora’s husband. The minute he lays eyes on her he’s sprung. He’ll do anything she says and she’s got plans, which is what a femme fatale does. They use their looks and smarts to manipulate men to do bad things. In this case she wants Frank to murder her husband so that she can have his business.<br /><br />The problem with the story is that the duo can’t ever follow through with any of their plans. They try to leave and then go back. They plan to kill and then when it goes wrong they don’t finish it. The story then takes a bunch of twists and turns, which are supposed to create tension, but they never really do. It just gets frustrating waiting for something to happen and there’s never any pay off. In fact, the movie turns into a melodrama more often than naught instead of the taught Noir it’s promoted as.<br />C
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