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Re: The Man With Two Lives (1942)
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I really liked this movie and found it to be frustratingly close to a minor classic. It had several shocking and well-directed scenes, including the murder of the likeable detective and the sudden take over of the mob organization by the lead character. It had the punch of a Warner Bros. crime picture and could, and should, have been a contender, but it's that damn ending. It was such a cheap robbery of the filmgoer, it's unbelievable that such devices were still being utilized so late in cinema history. It was a major misstep and leaves a strange aftertaste on the entire project.
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