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Chase, The (1946) Movie Reviews
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by michele fan on May 22, 2008
This title is not published in japan.So,it is a treasure for fan of michèle Morgan in japan.
Region code is ok, the condition is very good,and delivery was soon. ...
by Dave on August 18, 2004
The bizarre, dreamlike "The Chase" from 1946 was based loosely on Cornel Woolrich's novel _The Black Path of Fear_. Robert Cummings stars as Chuck Scott, a penniless WW2 veteran who happens to find a wallet filled with cash. But because he's a "sucker", ...
by Richard J. Oravit... on December 27, 2008
I can only add to what others before me have already stated. I just spent the afternoon watching 4 Alpha dvd noirs and this is certainly the most bizzare/dreamlike noir of the batch ( BLONDE ICE, INNER SANCTUM, & WHISPERING CITY being the others ) and ...
by Marilyn Jones on October 11, 2008
I don't have much to add to the other reviews, which are very good.
The villain is the best-drawn figure of all the characters. I loved how his controlling nature extends to the car, where he can control the speed from the back seat. He was truly ...
by C. O. DeRiemer on December 16, 2005
In Hollywood, directors get the credit. With The Chase, a strange, fascinating, neurotic noir, the credit should go to one of the masters of noir pulp fiction, the writer Cornell Woolrich. Like Phantom Lady, another Woolrich creation, the story centers ...
by larryj1 on May 19, 2009
This is very good film which deserves better treatment than what Alpha gives it. Stay away from this and get the VCI edition. The low rating is for Alpha, not the film. ...
by Steven Hellersted... on April 20, 2005
A seedy, disheveled, and unshaven man (we'll learn in a bit his name is Chuck Scott, a displaced WWII vet played by Robert Cummings) stands in front of a diner, longingly watching the fry cook flip pancakes and bacon. Before he can wipe the slaver off ...
by Mark Savary "moon... on November 24, 2003
"The Chase" is probably one of the strangest film noirs you're ever likely to see.An out of work, but honest WWII veteran, Chuck Scott (Robert Cummings), happens upon a lost wallet. When he returns it to the wealthy owner, one Eddie Roman, ...
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