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The Bribe (1949)

United States Federal agent Rigby travels to the Central American island Carlotta to investigate a stolen aircraft engines smuggling racket.

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Steve S 16 Jun 2006

Good film noir thriller, nicely cast. Ava Gardner is as sultry as ever. It's Charles laughton though that steals the film, he is magnificent as always. I don't think he has ever given anything but a great performance. Good dialogue and a good atmosphere lift the film up from ordinary.

Scott R 05 Jul 2015

Okay film noir that features an Ava Gardner is amazingly gorgeous in a femme fatale role in a story about federal agent Robert Taylor investigating missing planes south of the border. Gardner plays the wife of the chief suspect and Taylor soon finds himself falling for Gardner, but isn't so sure it's genuine or if she's manipulating him. A big complaints is the weirdly written narration for Taylor, who talks as if you were his characters, "You play it all wrong..." or "You were thinking about her..." It was just weird. However, besides the gorgeous Gardner you get Charles Laughton and Vincent Price in deliciously hammy roles. And according to IMDB Vincente Minnelli directed the memorable pyrotechnical climax scene.

Orlok W 27 Jan 2013

Superior noir with fabulous performances--Laughton Steals the Film!!

Eric R 16 Mar 2011

A federal agent (Robert Taylor) is sent to Central America in pursuit of stolen aircraft engines being sold to highest bidder. While there he begins to fall for the wife (Ava Gardner) of one of the men involved in the operation. The Bribe is a crime thriller with mystery elements. The film actually begins about 2/3rds through and shows us the events leading up to that point via the federal agent narrating. As we follow him around we get lots of insight the character via narration as he struggles to find the men responsible while balancing his desire to be with Elizabeth. The plot and style are nothing groundbreaking but there are lots of good twists and turns. It also helps a lot having actors of the caliber of Robert Taylor,Charles Laughton and Vincent Price spitting out strong dialogue, which really elevates the film a lot. The finale is superb, in particular a shootout which takes place in a dark apartment with fireworks going off in the background. Oh, I think I am going to start calling all fat people Pie-shaped men and women, that cracks me up

Trent R 08 Feb 2011

Gardner has a fine musical number, but the first-person voice over narration is weakened by its past tense and completely predictable reliability. Laughton and Price are magnificent, however, and the Rozsa score lends some menace to otherwise underwhelming scenes such as perilous deep sea fishing. This is now available from Warner Archive.