Defining Film Noir

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Touch of Evil. Welles. Universal International, 1958.
The Killing. Kubrick. United Artists, 1956.
Animal House. Landis. Universal Pictures, 1978.
The Good the Bad and the Ugly. Leone. United Artists, 1966.
The Matrix.Wachowski. Warner Bros, 1999.
Mildred Pierce. Curtiz. Warner Bros, 1945.
The Third Man. Reed. British Lion Film Corporation, 1949.
The Big Sleep. Hawks. Warner Bros, 1946.
Double Indemnity. Wilder. Paramount Pictures, 1944.
Strangers on a Train. Hitchcock. Warner Bros, 1951.
Sunset Boulevard. Wilder. Paramount Pictures, 1950.
Gone Girl. Fincher. 20th Century Fox, 2014.
The Maltese Falcon. Huston. Warner Bros, 1941.
Chinatown. Polanski. Paramount Pictures, 1974.
The Set-Up. Wise. RKO Radio Pictures, 1949.
Dark Passage. Daves. Warner Bros, 1947.
Kiss me Deadly. Aldrich. United Artists, 1955.
Notorious. Hitchcock. RKO Pictures, 1946.
The Killers. Siodmak. Universal Pictures, 1946.
Scarlet Street. Lang. Universal Pictures, 1945.
Cape Fear. Thompson. Universal International, 1962.
Shoot the Piano Player. Truffaut. Les Films du Carrosse, 1960.
Taxi Driver. Scorsese. Universal Pictures, 1976.
Blade Runner. Scott. Warner Bros, 1982.
Blue Velvet. Lynch. De Laurentiis Entertainment Group, 1986.
Se7en. Fincher. New Line Cinema, 1995.
Fargo. Coen. Gramercy Pictures, 1996.
Memento. Nolan. Newmarket, 2000.
No Country For Old Men. Coen. Miramax Films, 2007.
Drive. Refn. FilmDistrict, 2011.
Blue Ruin. Saulnier. RADiUS-TWC, 2013.
Ministry of Fear. Lang. Paramount Pictures, 1944
Mulholland Drive. Lynch. Universal Pictures, 2001
Collateral. Mann. DreamWorks Pictures, 2004