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The Black Dahlia

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Black Dahlia ( Germany), Cehennem ciçegi ( Turkey), Crna dalija ( Serbia), Czarna dalia ( Poland), Dahlia noir, Le ( Canada / France), Dália Negra ( Brazil), Dalia negra, La ( Argentina / Spain), Mavri dalia, I ( Greece), Must daalia ( Estonia), Musta dahlia ( Finland), Svarta dahlian, Den ( Sweden)

5.5

Director:
Brian De Palma
Release Date:
15 September 2006
Genre:
Thriller / Mystery / Drama / Crime
Country:
Germany
Runtime:
121 min
Awards:
Nominated for Oscar. Another 1 win & 6 nominations
IMDB Rating:
5.5

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- Polish
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	Josh Hartnett	Dwight 'Bucky' Bleichert
	Scarlett Johansson	Kay Lake
	Aaron Eckhart	Lee Blanchard

In 1946, the former boxers Dwight "Bucky" Bleichert and Lee Blanchard are policemen in Los Angeles. Lee has a good relationship with his chief and uses a box fight between them to promote the department and get a raise to the police force. They succeed and are promoted to homicide detectives, working together. Bucky becomes a close friend of Lee and his girlfriend Kay Lake, forming a triangle of love. When the corpse of the aspirant actress Elizabeth Short is found ... more

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Movie Berry

07October 2009

«The Black Dahlia» is a 2006 crime film directed by Brian De Palma, director of Scarface and The Untouchables. Elizabeth "Betty" Short, a 22-year-old aspiring actress from the East Coast who wore a delicate flower in her raven hair and became many things to many people--dear friend, beloved sister, estranged daughter, frequent girlfriend and accused prostitute. On January 15, 1947, she was discovered brutally splayed in a vacant lot near Leimert Park in downtown Los Angeles. Enter onto the scene two ex-pugilist police officers, Lee Blanchard and Dwight "Bucky" Bleichert, the poster boys for 1940s LAPD. «The Black Dahlia» is based on the novel of the same name by James Ellroy, writer of L.A. Confidential. Download «The Black Dahlia» right now!

Fellinifan

Karma10996

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Grade

B+

Stylish but ultimately flawed10 December 2011

Conjures up its era and is very film noir (although full colour). But in the end it is just a bit confusing - as though it had not been well edited. Shame, the idea is good. OK if you are stuck for an evening\'s viewing, but there is better out there.

Lizzy

Karma529828

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Grade

A+

Thanks for that comment good to know.12 October 2011

Thanks for that comment good to know.

Sugar_Rush

Karma541219

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Grade

A+

Thanks28 August 2011

Thanks for commenting, helps us to know if we should check it out.

Jan

Karma4347

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Grade

A+

The Black Dahlia23 July 2011

Great film noir by the master, Brian de Palma. Better than LA Confidential! I particularly liked Fiona Shaw as Ramona Linscott. She would make a great Lady Macbeth.

walt556

Karma33874

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A+

The Black Dahlia21 March 2011

I actually liked the casting for this Hartnett plays the naive, quiet hero well. Eckhart, Johansson, Kirsner, Swank, and others play their characters for that period wonderfully. A film noir look, the attention to detail with the costuming, the hairstyles, the very non-PC attitudes, and the... more

type casting

Karma83246

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Grade

B+

Film Noir17 May 2010

Great stars. Dark tale.

cosmic.sea

Karma698

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Grade

A+

Film Noir at Its Best25 October 2009

This is one of my all time favorite film noir. I like it even better than L.A. Confidential (both books are written by James Ellroy). The cast is stellar and Brian De Palma shows his talent once again.