- Genre
- Crime
- Year
- 1940
- Runtime
- 1h00
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Framed
Caught in a web of deceit and danger.
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Synopsis
Framed is a 1940 American crime film directed by Harold D. Schuster, featuring Frank Albertson, Constance Moore, and Jerome Cowan. The narrative unfolds as a thrilling blend of mystery and drama. The protagonist Mike Lambert, played by Albertson, is an out-of-work miner who finds himself ensnared in a web of deception and crime. Initially seeking fresh opportunities, Lambert's life takes an unexpected turn when he meets a seductive waitress. Her seemingly innocent charm belies a darker, more sinister objective. As tensions rise, Mike gets increasingly embroiled in a scheme that could mean the difference between his freedom and a lifetime behind bars. Framed takes viewers on a riveting journey through moral ambiguities, twisted motivations, and the relentless pursuit for truth.
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Reviews
Framed has stirred a mix of reactions from critics and audiences alike. On Rotten Tomatoes, the movie holds a moderate reception, with many praising its well-crafted plot and engaging character performances. 'A solid example of 1940s noir,' states a review, 'Framed is gripping in its intricacy and the chemistry between Albertson and Moore is palpable.' IMDb users rated Framed a 5.8/10, indicating a divided response with some criticism aimed at its pacing and narrative cohesion. 'The film occasionally struggles with its subplots,' notes one user review, 'but Albertson's portrayal of Mike Lambert is both compelling and authentic.' Metacritic does not have a composite score available for Framed, but surfacing through various film discussion forums, it's evident that the film has earned a niche appreciation among enthusiasts of classic noir. Urban Cinefile commented, 'Framed might not be the epitome of thrillers from its era, but it holds historical value and offers a raw glimpse into the genre's stylistic evolution.' Despite divergent opinions, Framed remains a noteworthy title for its impressive direction and evocative atmosphere.
