Poetic Film Review: Laura (1944)

in movies •  3 months ago 

(source: tmdb.org)

In the shadows of New York's elite,
A murder mystery unfolds, discreet.
Laura Hunt, a beauty so rare,
Her face obliterated, a crime so unfair.

Detective MacPherson on the case,
Unraveling secrets, leaving no trace.
Waldo Lydecker, infatuated and sly,
Shelby Carpenter, with a deceiving eye.

Gene Tierney shines as Laura, so bright,
Dana Andrews as MacPherson, seeking the light.
Vincent Price, a suave and weak link,
Clifton Webb steals the show, in a wink.

Amidst the glamour and deceit,
David Raksin's score, oh so sweet.
A jazz-based masterpiece, timeless and true,
Elevating Laura to a cinematic view.

Preminger's triumph over studio strife,
Creating a classic, a film for life.
Laura stands tall, a gem of its time,
A must-watch for lovers of crime.

So heed the call, and watch with glee,
As Laura unfolds, for all to see.

(Note: The review in its original form can be read here.)

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