Cold War Film Noir & Kiss Me Deadly (1955)

Dear Movies, I Love You

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Tv & Film

5 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 20 May 2025

⏱️ 84 minutes

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On this week’s seductive episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, our hosts Millie and Casey analyze Film Noir and the Cold War through the lens of the 1955 classic KISS ME DEADLY. Plus, our intrepid hosts take a stab at composing their own Film Noir movie in a little game they’re called “Build a Noir.”

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0:00.0	This is exactly right.
0:06.3	Casey, how are you feeling?
0:10.0	Hi, Millie.
0:11.2	Not good. I have COVID.
0:14.6	I'm such a bad person that make you record while you have COVID.
0:19.0	It's okay.
0:20.4	This is my first time having COVID, so that's kind of thrilling.
0:23.0	I'm always late to the party on fads.
0:26.4	But, Millie, I have something to say to you.
0:30.3	As we go on, we'll remember all the times we had together.
0:40.6	Congratulations on graduating.
0:43.0	Was that pomp and circumstance that you just sang?
0:45.7	That was Vitamin C's graduation.
0:51.3	I have not heard that song in 20-something years.
0:55.2	How long has it been since that song have been out?
0:57.6	Let's see.
0:58.3	Vitamin C, graduation.
1:00.7	Is that the Friends Forever?
1:02.2	Graduation, parentheses, Friends Forever.
1:03.6	1999, yeah.
1:05.0	I thought the lyrics that song were just,
1:06.6	graduation, graduation.
	...

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