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Brighton Rock (1948)

Centring on the activities of a gang of assorted criminals and, in particular, their leader – a vicious young hoodlum known as "Pinkie" – the film's main thematic concern is the criminal underbelly evident in inter-war Brighton.

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Gary F 05 Sep 2007

One of the best film noirs on Natasha list

Sean C 17 Jul 2010

It's dinky little Sir Richard Attenborough before he bored the arse of us with his Gandhi Oscar acceptance speeches playing criminal Pinkie in this classic take on the Graham Greene novel. I was slightly tickled by the disclaimer at the start that lets you know that none of what goes on in the flick represents what Brighton is now like (in 1947 that is)...yeah right! Anyhow, its well acted and whilst anything that's tagged as a classic is never quite how you would expect on a first watch it's still a great flick. The photography is good too, dig that ghost train ride and the editing.

Roger R 09 Jun 2013

One of the more irritating things people say about books adapted to film is that the book was better. No the book was different, they are different art forms and a film can almost never be faithful to every reader's previsualisation of the novel. However, with Grahame Greene novels, which are so visually and cinematically written, it is possible for film adaptations which are faithful to the themes, meanings and subtext of the literary work. Of course it helps if Graham Greene also co writes the script. A great indeed touching film about how our personal dysfunctions can lead us to choose strange bedfellows

Andrew B 19 Aug 2007

Pinkie is one of the best baddies not to have a breathing problem and be called Darth

Sgt. C 22 Jun 2014

(78%) A true, gritty British film noir with a fine, and very intense performance from Attenborough. It's easy to see how this could shock people from back in the day, with face slashing and cold blooded crooks. Well worth tracking down for those with any interest in true classic cinema.