City Streets, Kinofilm, 1931

Die Bilder wurden hinzugefügt durch: DidierF

Also known as:

Pulverfaß New York (Austria)
Straßen der Großstadt (Germany)
Straßen der Weltstadt (Germany)
Storbyens hajer (Denmark)
Las calles de la ciudad (Spain)
Les carrefours de la ville (France)
Nagyvárosi utcák (Hungary)
Le vie della città (Italy)
Wielkomiejskie ulice (Poland)
Ruas da Cidade (Portugal)

Auburn

1930 Buick

1930 Buick Series 50

1929 Chrysler

1931 De Soto

Harley-Davidson

1928 Hupmobile Model A

1929 Lincoln Model L

Mack AC

Packard unknown

1931 Studebaker

unknown

1931 unknown

Where to find this title?

Watch or buy this title - Powered by JustWatch

Kommentare über diesen Film

Alle Kommentare zu diesem Film und seinen Fahrzeugen anschauen

Autor	Mitteilung
DidierF ◊ 2015-04-18 21:32	Two months before The Maltese Falcon, the first Dashiell Hammett's script to reach the silver screen was a story written on purpose, directed by Rouben Mamoulian. And this 1931 movie is very good indeed, at least for the great number of innovations found in it. The story is centred on Nan —great Sylvia Sidney— whose sweet-heart, 'The Kid' (Gary Cooper), sharp shooter at a Coney Island-like fair, refuses to join the mob whose Nan's step-father, Pop (slimy Guy Kibbee), is a member. This disgusting character having framed his step-daughter after killing a fellow mobster, The Kid, to pay the expanses for the lawyer, enters the racket—while Nan, in jail, understands there is no bright future in it. When after some seasons, she goes out of jail, the Kid is waiting for her, in his brand new Hispano (er… actually, I'm told it's a Lincoln). But the luscious little babe catches the eye of the mob boss, Maskal (Paul Lukas). That's when troubles begin… Very interesting and, dare I say, intelligent movie. With morals, though pre-code. Noticeably, none of the violent deaths happening in it are directly shown on screen. Rouben Mamoulian shows here an astounding mastery of the cinema syntax… he was creating! Action, chases, and vehicles, naturally. But I guess they will be very difficult to ID. -- Last edit: 2015-04-19 05:39:10

Autor

Mitteilung

DidierF

◊ 2015-04-18 21:32

Two months before The Maltese Falcon, the first Dashiell Hammett's script to reach the silver screen was a story written on purpose,

directed by Rouben Mamoulian.

And this 1931 movie is very good indeed, at least for the great number of innovations found in it.

The story is centred on Nan —great Sylvia Sidney—

whose sweet-heart, 'The Kid' (Gary Cooper), sharp shooter at a Coney Island-like fair, refuses to join the mob whose Nan's step-father, Pop (slimy Guy Kibbee), is a member. This disgusting character having framed his step-daughter after killing a fellow mobster, The Kid, to pay the expanses for the lawyer, enters the racket—while Nan, in jail, understands there is no bright future in it.

When after some seasons, she goes out of jail, the Kid is waiting for her, in his brand new Hispano (er… actually, I'm told it's a Lincoln). But the luscious little babe catches the eye of the mob boss, Maskal (Paul Lukas). That's when troubles begin…

Very interesting and, dare I say, intelligent movie. With morals, though pre-code. Noticeably, none of the violent deaths happening in it are directly shown on screen.

Rouben Mamoulian shows here an astounding mastery of the cinema syntax… he was creating!

Action, chases, and vehicles, naturally. But I guess they will be very difficult to ID.

-- Last edit: 2015-04-19 05:39:10

	Fahrzeug ist Teil des Films
	Häufig von einem Hauptdarsteller benutztes Fahrzeug oder Fahrzeug mit spezieller Bedeutung
	Von einem Darsteller oder bei einer Verfolgungsjagd benutztes Fahrzeug
	Fahrzeug mit geringer Beteiligung oder nur in einer Szene sichtbar
	Fahrzeug im Hintergrund
	Unbekannte Rolle des Fahrzeugs
	Seen only in preview/trailer
	Seen only in deleted scenes
	Seen only in an alternative ending
	Seen only in an extra DVD contents

Werbung

Zuletzt erstellte Filmseiten

City Streets, Kinofilm, 1931

Where to find this title?

Watch or buy this title - Powered by JustWatch

Kommentare über diesen Film

Kommentar hinzufügen

Werbung