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Reviews

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  The Black Cat 1934

  

  sydney ★★★★★ 1

  ulmer tried to tell us that disregarding nature and our humanity in favor of relentless innovation is the devil's work but we didn't listen

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  Mad Holiday 1936

  

  JR Roughton ★★★

  I'll watch every Thin Man knock-off you'll throw at me. Breezy, short and punchy throughout. Nothing helps you appreciate Loy and Powell more than watching other people fail to connect…

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  Million Dollar Legs 1932

  

  GrainGuru ★★

  I know many people consider this an underrated comedy gem, but I did not particularly enjoy it. This is partly a fault of heightened expectations from reading too many Letterboxd…

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  Million Dollar Legs 1932

  

  Kevin Jagernauth ★½

  This is what happens when you attempt to make a Marx Brothers-style film without the Marx Brothers and with clearly a small budget.

  It's also a bit mystifying why this…

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  Red River 1948

  

  Patrick Willems ★★★★ 4

  There are like 500 cattle moving through every shot in this movie and I got so stressed out imagining what it must have been like to shoot. "Oops, John Wayne…

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  The Count of Monte Cristo 1934

  

  russman ★★★½

  Almost as good as the sandwich