A
Excellent
MASTER SCORE 75.6 / 100
1951Crime / Drama / Film-Noir1h 27m
THE MOB
“cruel... cunning... cold as ice...”
An undercover officer tracks waterfront corruption from California to New Orleans and back.
Above the Line
Robert Parrish·DirectorWilliam Bowers·ScreenplayFerguson Findley·NovelJoseph Walker·Director of PhotographyGeorge Duning·Original Music ComposerCharles Nelson·Editor
Cast
Broderick Crawford·Johnny DamicoBetty Buehler·Mary KiernanRichard Kiley·Tom ClancyOtto Hulett·Lieutenant BanksMatt Crowley·SmoothieNeville Brand·GunnerErnest Borgnine·Joe CastroWalter Klavun·Sergeant BennionLynn Baggett·Peggy ClancyJean Alexander·Doris Clancy
Full Crew(7 credits)
Full Crew
(7 credits)
Directing· 1
Robert Parrish·Director
Writing· 2
William Bowers·ScreenplayFerguson Findley·Novel
Camera· 1
Joseph Walker·Director of Photography
Editing· 1
Charles Nelson·Editor
Sound & Music· 1
George Duning·Original Music Composer
Production· 1
Jerry Bresler·Producer
By the Numbers
75.6
OF 100
Master Score
7.1
OF 10
IMDb
80%
CRITICS
Rotten Tomatoes
—
Worldwide Gross
0
Oscar Wins
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THE VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION
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Dominant Palette
3 colors
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Mood
Tense, Dramatic, Menacing
Composition
Layered
Era
1950s
Visual Style
Illustrated
“The poster features five men and one woman in an illustrated style against a dark, shadowy background. In the foreground, a man in a light blue suit is grabbing”
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Key Elements
Fedora Hat
Atmosphere
Dark, Gritty
Color Mood
Mixed
Setting
None Visible
Design Score
7/10
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