| | Boxoffice Magazine [Dark Passage (1947) DVD Film Review] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | The best of the four are, of course, the two Bacall pictures -- "Dark Passage" and "To Have and Have Not," the latter quite splendidly directed by Howard Hawks and smartly adapted from the Hemingway novel by Jules Furthman and another great American novelist, William Faulkner. |
 | | "Dark Passage," however, is nothing to sneeze at -- the 1947 Delmer Daves-directed and -written adaptation of the David Goodis novel features Bogart as an escaped convict looking to start a new life with nothing but a new face (courtesy of plastic surgery) and Bacall at his side. |
 | | The plot is less the thing here than the usual Bogart/Bacall chemistry which, in their third effort together, is irresistible. |
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