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Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950)

A police detective's violent nature keeps him from being a good cop.

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Michael G 12 Nov 2006

Another great noir. Not an essential but still good.

Shawn T 18 Mar 2011

Schrader classifies this as a post-hard boiled psychological noir, but I think it's more like an early noir. In fact, the Lang/Edward G. Robison noirs are better psychological dramas than Sidewalk. I guess that's because Otto Preminger, though talented, is basically the poor man's Fritz Lang.

Martin T 03 Mar 2010

This is absolutely terrific noir. Crackerjack performance from Dana Andrew, a passable one from Gene Tierney (commentator Eddie Muller rightfully points out her limited range), and all the supporting players are a delight. Otto Preminger keeps everything tight and tense, with a lot of great photography and music. Lots of tough talk and snappy banter and heavy themes.

Nick Schager 21 Dec 2005

An efficient, bleak noir with an Oedipal twist.

Steve W 26 Mar 2017

Despite being directed by Otto Preminger and a strong cast, the movie is very tame. Its very low key, it doesn't have a lot of thrills or anything too exciting. I've seen way better noir films.