Goes from a tale of manipulation to a melodrama in the 2nd half
The Postman Always Rings Twice is a classic Film Noir. It gets off to a great start as John Garfield plays a drifter who gets a job at a gas station/roadside cafe where he runs into Lana Turner wearing a skimpy outfit. The first time they talk there’s some quick back and forth before Garfield grabs her and kisses her. It’s a perfect set up of the Femme Fatale and her victim. Added to that is a voice over by Garfield which has been a mainstay in many Noirs. I thought the first half of the film was great but then dragged in the second half. I just didn’t think the writing was as strong. That’s because the story turns away from a manipulative scheme to a melodrama.
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