Ann Blyth's Passing and Noir Cinema Oh man, I just heard that Ann Blyth passed away at 98. She was a huge star back in the day, especially for her role as Veda Pierce in "Mildred Pierce. " That movie is such a classic noir piece, and it's insane to think how many of those old-school films are still influencing today's directors.

And speaking of neo-noir influences, did you guys hear that Andrew Garfield's "Under the Silver Lake" is getting taken off Netflix? I totally missed this when it was out. It's a shame because it looks like such an interesting take on modern noir themes. Maybe I should try to find another way to watch it before it disappears.

On a side note, Jake Gyllenhaal's "Nightcrawler" is coming up for free streaming soon. That film is so intense and dark; it really captures the gritty nature of neo-noir. Have any of you seen that one?

It's one of those movies where even the opening scene is just so captivating. I also can't get enough of Batman: Caped Crusader on Prime Video. The show's art style isn't just visually stunning; it perfectly encapsulates the noir atmosphere with its moody tones and dramatic storytelling.

It's like a modern take on classic detective novels, complete with shadows and mystery. So, what are some of your favorite neo-noir films or TV shows? Are there any recent releases that you think really capture the essence of noir?

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