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Title: Kiss Me Deadly and Film Noir
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This is obviously a warning against nuclear weapons, which scared many people, including the people who made this movie.
Mike Hammer and his quest are a parable about the real culture of the ?50s, not the false one of constant optimism and close-knit nuclear families... Showed first 250 characters
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Hammer was used to display all that was feared by most people of the ?50s. He was an immoral man who was a womanizer and a sleazy con artist. His search to figure out and find the Great Whatzis, and the eventual devastation by the object told of the great danger of the nuclear weapons that were being made quite prolifically by both superpowers... Showed next 250 characters
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