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title: "Detour"
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# Detour

**Brand:** tom nealann savageedgar ulmer
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Good Noir color remake, Not worth 50 Bucks, But I got 1 of the only copies
  

*by Y***7 on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 16, 2012*

A reviewer mentioned most of the movie was filmed at night. Dauh It's called a Noir cool guy. This film isn't great by any means. I honestly don't know why people luv it so much. You gut a spineless guy being bullied to death by a mean girl & also you get 2 see his woman out in Hollywood act like a B---- & tramp around in order to make it big.Both woman in this film got no redeeming qualities what so ever. The back story behind the original lead actor is pretty crazier. Even crazier a guy named Wade Williams supposedly bought old movies. That I guess conveniently went into public domain not long after. He made some cash & re-made this film. It's nice to see someone be so passionate about a film.I wish it had been a better 1, but the re-creation & great use of color is good. Of course their are much better noir's out their in color & don't cost 50 Dollars for a damn VHS. But hey I'm an obsessive collector. Was the film worth 50 Dollars. Heck No. Did I enjoy it. We'll yeah. It's sorta interesting seeing the lead man go from so dark. Then flash back 2 him being all happy, bossed around nice guy 2 being all hard again like Eastwood. It's quite amusing.I honestly wish more classy noirs were made & not updated in anyway except color. It sucks I searched everywhere for a cheap bootleg hopefully on DVD. Nope, all bootlegs are of the original film. Most people hardly know this film exists.Oh trust me it does & it's a miracle it exists at all & I do get a smile on my face knowing I'm 1 of the only people who probably owns it. I'd suggest someone buying it. But whoops. Just like with Hoodlums & The Big Heist. Looks like I got the only available copy. We'll sorry about that. Maybe 1 day they'll get released. I've actually scene Hoodlums available on some bootleg sites.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A gritty, low-budget must-see film noir
  

*by C***N on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 9, 2023*

I've watched this twice, and something about it is incredibly engrossing. It's simple and unpretentious. The two main characters take sole focus, as they should in a film like this, so you quickly forgive the low-budget aura. Film noir grittiness at its best. Tom Neal is good, but Ann Savage's fierce performance makes this movie. She is remarkable to watch considering she was only 24 at the time. Two sad souls on a path to destruction. Compelling stuff. The restored version is the only one to watch. The unrestored version is nearly unwatchable.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    An endless guessing game
  

*by L***S on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 5, 2013*

Al Roberts(Tom Neal) is down and out:  broke and  hungry and his only mode of transportation is his thumb.  But Al doesn't like hitchhiking:  "It's dangerous.  You never know what's in store for you".  But nothing will deter him from finding his love, Sue(Claudia Drake).  Al and Sue used to perform at the second-rate "Break 'O Dawn " nightclub in New York City(Sue was the vocalist, Al the piano player).  Their relationship was "healthy" and Al was "in heaven" until Sue abandoned him for her dream of stardom in Hollywood.  But Sue's dream went bust and now she is slinging hash.  Al determines to find her and take care of her.  In the Arizona desert he is picked up by a pill popping "piece of cheese and big blowhard" named Haskell(Edmund MacDonald).  Haskell has nasty looking scratches on his arms, the result of an encounter with a  woman who didn't appreciate his attempt to get "friendly".  When Haskell zonks out from the pills Al takes over the driving.  Sometime in the night Haskell dies and Al panics.  Afraid he will be blamed for murdering Haskell, Al hides his body in the desert.  Then he takes off with the dead man's identity and car.  Outside Los Angeles he picks up a hitchhiker named Vera.  Vera is played by Ann Savage and never was an actress so aptly named for her part: Vera is the most ferocious female ever seen on screen.  Her eyes blaze with Hell fury.  Her voice cuts like a machete and every word that passes through her snarling lips is an insult.  At her most charming she is a vicious drunk.  Unfortunately for Al, Vera is Haskell's "unfriendly" woman.  She knows Al isn't Haskell and quickly takes control of him with threats of turning him in to the police so he can have some of "that perfume" Arizona dispenses in the gas chamber.  Vera decides Al will sell the car and give her all the money.  But to facilitate this they must pose as husband and wife.  Al is about to close the deal on the car when Vera stops him:  she has discovered that Haskell's wealthy,dying father wants to be reunited with the son he hasn't seen in fifteen years.  Vera tells Al he is going to pose as Haskell and collect millions.  For the first time Al stands up to the bullying woman and refuses.  The two argue through a booze soaked night.  Finally, a drunken Vera grabs the phone, locks herself in the bedroom, and tries to call the police.  Al grabs the cord from the other side of the door and tries to pull the phone away.  When he enters the room he discovers that Vera, in her drunkeness, fell with the cord wrapped around her neck.  Al has accidentally strangled her.  Once again, afraid he will be accused of murder, Al drifts away into the night.What makes "Detour" so intriguing is it's point of view.  We never see anything as it happens.  Al narrates the action, we know only what he tells us.  And Al isn't telling the truth about a lot of things:  Al, Sue, and Vera are not young.  Al is pushing middle age and the women are already middle aged. And Vera is definitely not beautiful.  Quite frankly, she is a hag.  And a lot of things make no sense: Why do they need to pose as a married couple?  Why has Al been hitchhiking for years?  It doesn't take that long to get from New York to California.  Is it really plausible that the lazy, passive Al would actually take care of Sue?  And why is he so sure he will be accused of murdering Haskell? After all, the man's system will be full of drugs.  More likely, Al's profession is kept man and Sue is another dead body in another run down apartment house.  "Detour" is an endless guessing game of possibilities.The movie is famous for it's cheapness but it really isn't that bad.  There are other movies with bigger budgets that look worse.  The quality of this DVD is pretty good.  There is one bad place but that is obviously on the negative.  All in all, an excellent buy for the price.  Highest recommendation.

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