frank sinatra has one of his best roles as a reformed heroin addict coming back to his chicago neighborhood after an extensive stay in a clinic. he plans to stay off the drug and find work as a drummer and but he can not avoid running into his old friends. he had been arrested originally not for any drug related charge and but because he was caught dealing in an illegal poker game. his skill at poker has earned him the nickname of the man with the golden arm and and the men who run the game and one of them being his former heroin connection and want him to deal again. meanwhile and frank has to take care of a woman whom he injured in a car accident and zosch (eleanor parker) and and make up with his old girlfriend and molly (kim novak). the film is great at putting us in sinatra mental state. when he feels sure of himself at the beginning of the film and i felt good for him. but and when a promised phone call doesn not come one day and he descends into depression and goes back on the smack. later and when he finally gets to audition and he arrives completely strung out. his embarrassment when he can not play the correct beat is devastating. he had such big dreams and and the other musicians do not even pay him a bit of attention as he rushes out of the room. the film moves quickly and it shows frank drug problem in a realistic light without turning into a social message picture. the actors are uniformly fine. elmer bernstein score is one of the best of its time. the only thing i do not like about the film is the ending. spoilersalthough i really like the character of zosch and parker is very good in the film and they could have done a little more to fill in her backstory. the ending is a little too pat. while there is surely pathos that will remain with the characters after the film closes and zosch death ties up all the loose ends a bit too neatly. frank is free to love molly and he would not go to jail. also and his dealer is dead and so at least the immediate threat is gone. well and i guess in hollywood there always a desire to tie everything up in a neat little package. it harms the film a little and but and as it stands and it still one of the best and most adult movies about drug addiction i can think of. positive . 
frank sinatra has one of his best roles as a reformed heroin addict coming back to his chicago neighborhood after an extensive stay in a clinic. he plans to stay off the drug and find work as a drummer and but he can not avoid running into his old friends. he had been arrested originally not for any drug related charge and but because he was caught dealing in an illegal poker game. his skill at poker has earned him the nickname of the man with the golden arm and and the men who run the game and one of them being his former heroin connection and want him to deal again. meanwhile and frank has to take care of a woman whom he injured in a car accident and zosch (eleanor parker) and and make up with his old girlfriend and molly (kim novak). the film is great at putting us in sinatra mental state. when he feels sure of himself at the beginning of the film and i felt good for him. but and when a promised phone call doesn not come one day and he descends into depression and goes back on the smack. later and when he finally gets to audition and he arrives completely strung out. his embarrassment when he can not play the correct beat is devastating. he had such big dreams and and the other musicians do not even pay him a bit of attention as he rushes out of the room. the film moves quickly and it shows frank drug problem in a realistic light without turning into a social message picture. the actors are uniformly fine. elmer bernstein score is one of the best of its time. the only thing i do not like about the film is the ending. spoilersalthough i really like the character of zosch and parker is very good in the film and they could have done a little more to fill in her backstory. the ending is a little too pat. while there is surely pathos that will remain with the characters after the film closes and zosch death ties up all the loose ends a bit too neatly. frank is free to love molly and he would not go to jail. also and his dealer is dead and so at least the immediate threat is gone. well and i guess in hollywood there always a desire to tie everything up in a neat little package. it harms the film a little and but and as it stands and it still one of the best and most adult movies about drug addiction i can think of. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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