Laura

Ratings & Reviews

Bonnet Michel

2019 STW

lou.

ENS de Paris, 2005 w/ Hamlet ❤

Deiner

[3rd time] There's definetily a lot to praise from this beautifully photographed film, but I guess Laura is one of those films that I respect and admire more than I actually love it. Because when I think of it, there's nothing wrong with this movie, it's quite good indeed, but personally speaking it has never been able to amaze me. On the other hand, Gene Tierney's performance is as good as it gets.

bryanvmh

Much better than this year's Gemini. Laura is a fascinating character precisely because she is more guilty than the film allows her to be.

Draughtsman Without Contract

Oh for the times when you could go to upstate New York for several days, not read a newspaper and be blissfully unaware of your own murder. It's a soft bellied noir but none the worse for teetering on a cliff edge of absurdity as sharp as Gene Tierney's exquisite cheekbones. Pure enjoyment all round.

Frankly, Mr. Shankly

I don't use a pen. I write with a goose quill dipped in venom.

aliasgenius

Mystery with banter? Now that’s a combination.

Bram Vroonland

For me Premingers "refined" cinematic style and storytelling seem somewhat unfit for a film noir. So even though the film is great in terms of production quality it lacks the x-factor that some of the great noirs possess.

Dan Kenneth Gigernes

One of those essential film noir movies with an excellent gorgeously filmed leading actress and a great supporting cast of murder suspects (that include Judith Anderson and Vincent Price). Excellently filmed with a nail-biting finale. Few other films have this one's class and undying beauty.

Aardsy

Everyone, be as suspicious as possible.

Luca Di Gianni

5+

Jdsarmientoburgos

One of the better noirs. The characters and case are actually interesting. Spoiler- too bad it was another evil gay.

Morris Bros.

4

Fabio Osvaldo Carta

6.5/10

jonijtr

i really love the first scene, the pan shot without pause by a dolly-in, accompanied with a monologue that feels hypnotizing like the rest of the film, while in the middle it falls into noir-cliché cycle, it's still a brilliant, moody, suave thriller with a great performance by charismatic Dana Andrews

thebpicture

I was so confused at the supposed dream scene! I was honestly dumbfounded that she was alive, was not expecting it. Bravo Otto! I love Gene and Dana together..When Laura is brought into questioning by Gene the lighting used on her face is brilliant, an angel yet a possible femme fatale. I assumed Shelby would be the one who committed the murder as of most of Vincent's roles are macabre/clandestine

Jenny Coldpussy

I guess my disappointment comes from the fact that I was expecting a very different kind of film. I just wish that movies like this one, with all that vanilla glamour and safe plot twists, were reclassified as "film beige".

hemachandra

I love this film to pieces. I consider it as the noir-ification of a gothic melodrama. I also love this review by the late Roger Ebert: http://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/great-movie-laura-1944

MELO TINTO

!!!!!!*********

Alcock Hitchfred

Haunting.

Jeff Campbell

Ironically, I too have fallen in love with a dead woman after seeing this film.

FISCHER

Un chef-d'oeuvre absolu du cinéma, le film noir par excellence, avec l'inoubliable Gene Tierney, pour un des plus beaux fleurons du film noir américain... www.cinefiches.com

Marco Tassinari

4,5

Roland Nicolai Fanega

"You better watch out, McPherson, or you'll end up in a psychiatric ward. I don't think they've ever had a patient who fell in love with a corpse."