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6.3 / 10 1h 30min

Crime Drama

A war veteran suffering from amnesia, returns to Los Angeles from a San Francisco veterans hospital hoping to learn who he is and discovers his criminal past.

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Review by user645vmg5b37g

Standard-Issue Noir (But That's Not a Bad Thing)

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Review by user121ai7y2qt2

Plunging into a dark past without remembering anything of it, with unpleasant consequences

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Review by user95720cjckzi

Two Johns (Payne and Alton) make obscure amnesiac-veteran noir worth reviving

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Review by user880jn76l1pf

It's good but not better than Mirage", Spellbound and "High Wall

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Review by user37846e3my9g

If Only the Script Matched the Quality of the Images

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Review by user221xatg4rfk

Everywhere he goes, he finds another reason to hate himself.

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Review by ShadowySpider

More Dark Shadows Along The Crooked Way Than Any Noir Fan Could Ask For

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Review by user7514ztgycan

All it takes is a little shrapnel . . .

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Review by ShadowySalamander

A good film Noir that's worth a look

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Review by user966v28bja9j

We Simply Should Try to Forget-Crooked Way ***

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Review by user101f0al8dgx

THE CROOKED WAY (Robert Florey, 1949) **1/2

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Review by GoldenGriffin

Film Noir at its atmospheric best!

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Review by GalaxyGoddess

"I've A Steel Plate Instead of a Past"

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Review by user729nfbx4vhj

No one has the guts to light like this any more

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Review by user2062gdn1tz3

"A Silver Star and a dumb look doesn't change a no-good heel."

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Review by user765bipkhuzk

Cinematographer John Alton & Director Robert Florey Craft Hard-Boiled Film-Noir...Drowned in Shadows

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Review by user671awp7ay4e

he lost his memory but he didn't lose his past...

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