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6.0 / 10 1h 5min

Crime Mystery

While an escaped convict, Moose Malloy, goes in search of his ex-girlfriend Velma, police inspector Michael O'Hara attempts to track him assuming him to be a prime suspect for a number of mishaps.

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Review by user328vbu4u8ta

As an adaptation of Raymond Chandler it's poor, as a Falcon film and as a standalone it's well above average

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Review by user697nnda61xk

Maybe this might offend a few Raymond Chandler fans, but this is one of the better Falcon movies

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Review by user4335wnkmdma

George Sanders bridges gap between hard boiled plot and comic supporting cast

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Review by CrystalChameleon

Poor Man's `Murder My Sweet/Lovely'

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Review by user358q59doo95

An entertaining adventure on its own

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Review by user9377i9z6r5f

First filming of Chandler novel stumbles after promising start

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Review by user23899y6xgx9

Since cave-woman days, the name of "Thelma" has been associated with . . .

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Review by user1899an1oxnp

A somewhat comedic take on pulp Noir

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Review by user358dlw9uba1

"The Moose said he'd mangle me if I squawked and he's strictly the mangling type."

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Review by user529o9l43keg

The "Falcon" Takes Over? Well, sort of!

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Review by user1102k24gj7f

Most notable for somewhat the first movie adaption from Raymond Chandler novel

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Review by LunarLion

The Falcon is no substitute for Philip Marlowe...

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Review by user674vxaqj5lt

This is not Chandler, but so what

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Review by user135w9a009b

Third film in the Falcon series is based on Raymond Chandler's Farewell, My Lovely

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Review by user57017c63h88

Entertaining, unusual, comic early take on the film noir universe.

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Review by user47154fczk7h

"Oh, the great Falcon! I haven't seen you in half a dozen murders!"

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