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The Last Man on Earth. As far as I recall just vinny price voice over.
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Director Carol Reed's witty introduction to The Third Man, music by Anton Karas.
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The last shot of Presumed Innocent shows an empty courtroom with Harrison Ford's closing statement narration which works well with no music. I love the last three lines. "There was a crime. There was a victim. And there is..(long pause)..punishment!" That's just one great movie. One of my favorite John Williams scores of all time.
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"The Desert Fox" (score by Daniele Amfitheatrof, narration by Michael Rennie).
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"Letter from an Unknown Woman" -- Daniele Amfitheatrof "The Magnificent Ambersons" -- Bernard Herrmann (Oops named in first post. Duh)
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Dec 6, 2022 - 8:24 AM
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Rozsaphile
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There are good examples of voiceover narration in films, for sure, but in general, I'm no big fan. Just as I don't usually care much for flashbacks, flashforwards, dream sequences, imagined realities and other forms of extra exposition. I tend to prefer films that stay "in the moment", leaving me to extrapolate things on my own. That's a whole lot of dislikes, Thor! I'm sure you make exceptions. But a preference that would exclude DOUBLE INDEMNITY, CITIZEN KANE, THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS, HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR, PERSONA, POINT BLANK, APOCALYPSE NOW, TAXI DRIVER, TOM JONES, ALL ABOUT EVE, SUNSET BOULEVARD . . . Well, you get the idea.
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