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7.6 / 10 1h 37min

Crime Drama Romance Thriller

Jeff Bailey seems to be a mundane gas station owner in remote Bridgeport, California. He is dating local girl Ann Miller and lives a quiet life. But Jeff has a secret past, and when a mysterious stranger arrives in town, Jeff is forced to return to the dark world he had tried to escape.

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Review by EmeraldElk

you wouldn't think that noir could take place in northern California, but it can

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Review by DaringDolphin

One of Four Toweringly Great Film Noir Movies

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Review by user233atv6jt1x

A "film noir" that really keeps it dark

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Review by user689t7f78v2u

One of the best movies of its genre

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Review by RubyRabbit

Possibly The Greatest Film Noir

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Review by user114pk1iwdd4

Out Of The Past is so perfect a film noir that it is considered practically a textbook example of the genre.

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Review by user8432hjv0gto

If Carlsberg made noirs then this might be it - Probably the best noir in the world

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Review by user77859sh2qbd

Film Noir to compare with the very best

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Review by user174v6t1pzog

Quintessential Film-Noir...Dynamic Pithy Script...Wrapped in a Web of Despair

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Review by user63858mxadoe

Captivating from the start, this is a thrill all the way

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Review by user4628wmxhccv

Truly a "classic" film. You overlook black/white and imperfect sound after a few minutes, due to other qualities that still stand out

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