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nmstevens    [More info]

There was a thread awhile ago about "atomic noir" movies that mixed film noir with themes of atomic anxiety and there was some reference to a movie about some people being held hostage in an abandoned town about to be destroyed by an imminent atomic test but some question about the title.
Well, I just came across it.
It's "Split Second" 1953, directed by Powell.

NMS
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+1 Wordsmith    [More info]

"There was a thread awhile ago about "atomic noir" movies that mixed film noir with themes of atomic anxiety ... question about the title. Well, I just came across it. It's "Split Second" 1953, directed by Powell. NMS"

I wanna see it.
W : )
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"There was a thread awhile ago about "atomic noir" ... it. It's "Split Second" 1953, directed by Powell."

"I wanna see it."

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Sounds like a good movie.
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