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Somewhere in the Night (1946)

George Taylor returns from WWII with amnesia. Back home in Los Angeles, while trying to track down his old identity, he stumbles onto a three year old murder case and a hunt for a missing $2 million.

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Enrico C 13 Sep 2008

One of the best american noir movies of the 40's, though when it came out it has been considered just a minor work. The classic theme of the amnesiac trying to find out something about is past is developed in a visionary and surrealistic way, with a touch of irony (the Bela Lugosi-like charachter played by Kortner) that makes it a pleasure for the spectator.

Tom Milne 23 Jun 2006

Out of this familiar premise, Mankiewicz has fashioned a classic film noir.

Martin T 03 Mar 2010

A decidedly mixed bag. Amnesia is the hackiest of hack premises, but since this is one of the first films to really deal with it, it gets a pass. Some of the dialogue is really good, but a lot of it is absolutely terrible. For his first directorial effort, Mankiewicz does an okay job, but doesn't bring much pizzazz to it. Where we really have problems, however, is the acting. John Hodiak is decent in the lead, but Nancy Guild is a poor man's Lauren Bacall... a VERY poor man's. Her first acting role, with no training, and it shows. She's terrible. Pretty face, lousy actress. Fortunately the film is salvaged by a number of great character actors who bring some spark to the smaller roles. And the plot, although convoluted, is a good deal of fun and trucks along nicely. Think Angel Heart but not so serious (and without the voodoo and stuff).

Anthony V 09 Sep 2007

A noir that has a captivating beginning (WWII veteran awakes in hospital with no memory of who he is and only a collection of objects to lead him on a quest for identity) slowly comes to stall as the picture progresses. The film incorporates several twists within its narrative as the amnesic begins to learn more and more about himself and his past, little bit by little bit, and these small revelations perk our interest and help keep us watching, despite the sluggish pace of the script. Since it was also scripted by Mankiewicz there are moments of clever and witty dialog that make the proceedings go down easier. The ending does of course have a final twist, but it is sadly predictable from the very beginning and is not as effective as it could have been. Still, it's entertaining and intriguing, and the the initial mystery of his identity keeps the viewer watching.

Christopher Null 03 Sep 2005

It's smashingly photographed in the classic styles of the genre.