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One thing which appears in Marilyn Monroe's films

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  As to whether Norma Jean Mortensen (Baker) also known as (and more famously by) Marilyn Monroe would have lived to be a hundred is anyone's guess. Not only was she beautiful but talented, known throughout the World over. A huge fan or of just of some of her films, Marilyn films were both popular and have been a part of our culture for decades on end. Even if some new celebrity comes along who has comparisons to her fame and allure, there can only be ONE Marilyn. Anyone who had worked with her can tell you. From 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' to 'Let's Make Love', her Comedy Romance films are memorable. One thing which stands out in these specific Marilyn's movies is this: A man changes his ways. Be it he was a jerk, obnoxious or lascivious he wouldn't have his way with her. Something she would say or an opinion would trigger in his mind and suddenly, he beings to reflect. They were no good, they almost lost control or lack the understanding of gentlemanl...

Why film noir was and is a popular genre of film

  Film noir may not be religious but covers the elements of the human mind and choices we make. This genre of film is more than just crime and suspense. It unveils the desires of the characters and what motivates them. They explore the pros and cons of various businesses, be it insurance and casino . Even though not any are the main theme, film noir touches on subjects such as discrimination , mistreated, same sex attraction and familial conflict .  The chemistry between the male and female leads of the story are exciting and thrilling as much as their romance. There's no fighting over whose in charge or coercing, its mutual and willing. The male lead may sacrifice his own current life to be with the siren, like in Nora Prentess and Out of the Past. It might be a bad choice one day in the future. Might lead to a happy ending, which doesn't always happen.  Furthermore, an old flame or thoughts of leaving current partner might surface, like in in Gilda and The Bri...