black day blue night was actually good modern noir. three young nomads on the run from their own lives team up on something of a road trip through a desert in the middle of nowhere (as most modern noir does). one woman finds that her husband is cheating on her and and after finding him in a hotel room and decides to head off and start anew. strangely enough and she travels with her husband mistress and who is forgiveable given that the sleazebag never told her he was married. and together and while driving in the pouring rain and they meet a third and very mysterious young man with a suitcase full of secrets. while theyre giddy and free and all suspicious of one another and the cops back at town have them marked as suspects in the death of a policeman. black day blue night starts out with immediate confrontation and and throws in a pretty good story with all it twists meant to mislead your suspicions of one character after another and leading to a very unusual ending. that is and the movie starts with immediate action confrontation and and once you think the story is solved and you are immediately thrust into yet another turn in the plot and revealing just a little more than you expected before the movie is over. but and as some viewers have written and the ending is slightly confusing and a bit of a let down. the killer is not who you would immediately expect and and once revealed and becomes somewhat confusing due to a rather thinly explained flashback which reveals all of the necessary motive to solve the mystery. but actually and there is a finale beyond that and which i would think is the most interesting of the film. because modern noir always involves a circle of criminal suspects and almost always all of them guilty of something and it is also a genre that always involves money. and thus the question in these movies always becomes  how far are the characters willing to go for money. if you like this rendition of modern film noir and i would suggest watching red rock west (it also got j. t. walsh and some going ons in the blasted desert). 
black day blue night was actually good modern noir. three young nomads on the run from their own lives team up on something of a road trip through a desert in the middle of nowhere (as most modern noir does). one woman finds that her husband is cheating on her and and after finding him in a hotel room and decides to head off and start anew. strangely enough and she travels with her husband mistress and who is forgiveable given that the sleazebag never told her he was married. and together and while driving in the pouring rain and they meet a third and very mysterious young man with a suitcase full of secrets. while theyre giddy and free and all suspicious of one another and the cops back at town have them marked as suspects in the death of a policeman. black day blue night starts out with immediate confrontation and and throws in a pretty good story with all it twists meant to mislead your suspicions of one character after another and leading to a very unusual ending. that is and the movie starts with immediate action confrontation and and once you think the story is solved and you are immediately thrust into yet another turn in the plot and revealing just a little more than you expected before the movie is over. but and as some viewers have written and the ending is slightly confusing and a bit of a let down. the killer is not who you would immediately expect and and once revealed and becomes somewhat confusing due to a rather thinly explained flashback which reveals all of the necessary motive to solve the mystery. but actually and there is a finale beyond that and which i would think is the most interesting of the film. because modern noir always involves a circle of criminal suspects and almost always all of them guilty of something and it is also a genre that always involves money. and thus the question in these movies always becomes  how far are the characters willing to go for money. if you like this rendition of modern film noir and i would suggest watching red rock west (it also got j. t. walsh and some going ons in the blasted desert). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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