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1932

Trouble in Paradise (1932) Review, with Herbert Marshall, Kay Francis and Miriam Hopkins

A sublime comedy of sex and subtle charms.

By Danny, 15 yearsMay 5, 2011 ago
1930

War Nurse (1930) Review

Pre-Code Follies: A heart wrenching view from the front. Danny.

By Danny, 15 yearsApril 28, 2011 ago
1932

Call Her Savage (1932) Review, with Clara Bow

Pre-Code Follies: Clara Bow caps off her career in one weird little movie. From Danny.

By Danny, 15 yearsApril 15, 2011 ago
1932

Downstairs (1932) Review

Pre-Code Follies: A drama of manners and manors from screen legend John Gilbert. By Danny.

By Danny, 15 yearsApril 14, 2011 ago
1933

Blood Money (1933) Review

Pre-Code Follies: One crazy character does not a great film make. From Danny.

By Danny, 15 yearsMarch 31, 2011 ago
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Bed of Roses (1933) Review, with Constance Bennett and Joel McCrea

Pre-Code Follies: Pre-Code prostitute prerogatives! From Danny

By Danny, 15 yearsMarch 24, 2011 ago
1932

Thirteen Women (1932) Review, with Irene Dunne and Myrna Loy

Myrna Loy camps it up in the proto-slasher THIRTEEN WOMEN.

By Danny, 15 yearsMarch 10, 2011 ago
1932

Red-Headed Woman (1932) Review, with Jean Harlow

Review: Red heads are awesome. And evil. Especially Beverly Crusher. But mostly Jean Harlow. From Danny. I guess.

By Danny, 16 yearsSeptember 26, 2010 ago
1933

Female (1933) Review, with Ruth Chatterton and George Brent

Review: Ruth Chatterton in Female goes from fascinating to frustrating in a few short scenes. From Danny

By Danny, 16 yearsSeptember 19, 2010 ago
1932

Three on a Match (1932) Review, with Ann Dvorak, Joan Blondell, and Bette Davis

Review: Three on a match means one will die soon. And, man, do they ever. From Danny

By Danny, 16 yearsSeptember 12, 2010 ago

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