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6.8 / 10 1h 23min

Crime

A former boxer --now taxi driver-- gets mixed up with jewel thieves.

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Review by user389do48ev0y

An ex-boxer finds himself mixed up in robbery and murder.

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Review by GalaxyGoddess

Unpredictable, clever, engaging fast-paced noir.

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Review by user2654bl2hwtf

'Hey Punk !.......Never pick a fight with an ex pro.'

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Review by user708iyz6ppfu

Underrated, Fast-Paced and Violent

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Review by user16qqrgznk3

You Gotta Love a Noir with a Sense of Humor

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Review by AuroraAntelope

Superb, crisp, brutal. Payne's barely contained rage charges this throughout.

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Review by user484ccupzdbf

99 River Street - Pulp Noir Heaven!

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Review by user824r3kugbka

Extra! Extra! Hard-Nosed Crime Thriller K.O.'s the Competition!

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Review by user137unty5xtd

intensely simple, simply intense; must see

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Review by user6500mz07v74

99 River- Goes Up the River ***1/2

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Review by user113myumfi8w

Getting sorted out to get things sorted out - with hard knuckles

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Review by user268fzei9qhz

Who's Victor! Where can I find him!

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Review by SparklingSwan

John Payne/Phil Karlson combo makes for potent punch

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Review by user7845mjqoxjn

"Spill Punk, Or I'll Scatter Your Brains Out!"

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Review by user235hvyng9g5

one of the toughest Film Noir ever, don't miss

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Review by CrystalChameleon

Exceptional "film noir" elevated to Actor's Studio status by Evelyn Keyes

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