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- noun Plural form of
neo-noir .
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Examples
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The script read like a film noir, so he's been taking cues from "American noir movies of the 40s and neo-noirs such as Se7en and Michael Mann's The Insider".
Screen picks for 2012: Tom Green, Domhnall Gleeson and Sally El Hosaini
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The characters in these neo-noirs usually conform to the stereotype we have of what a hitman or a tough guy is supposed to be like -ruthless, insensitive, sadistic - even if they're nothing but walking punchlines.
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The characters in these neo-noirs usually conform to the stereotype we have of what a hitman or a tough guy is supposed to be like -ruthless, insensitive, sadistic - even if they're nothing but walking punchlines.
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I just get the same feeling from it that I get from too many neo-noirs.
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I just get the same feeling from it that I get from too many neo-noirs.
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The characters in these neo-noirs usually conform to the stereotype we have of what a hitman or a tough guy is supposed to be like -ruthless, insensitive, sadistic - even if they're nothing but walking punchlines.
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It's the final level that sets this book apart from the flavors-of-the-month and the overwrought neo-noirs of our time.
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These neo-noirs aren't presented as tragedy at all, but as comedy of the cruelest sort, the "grown-up" equivalent of slipping a frog down a girl's back.
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These neo-noirs aren't presented as tragedy at all, but as comedy of the cruelest sort, the "grown-up" equivalent of slipping a frog down a girl's back.
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It's the final level that sets this book apart from the flavors-of-the-month and the overwrought neo-noirs of our time.
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