A Tale Of Two Cities was amazing

Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité, @DELON

never seen Ronald Coleman before but you can add him to the list of suave brit gentlemen with Herbert Marshall and George Sanders @RASIE

ah dang did I miss '32 its got my fav Ozu

'Toni' by Renoir from '35 was great that's the only one I remember watching

Which one? Story of Floating Weeds was a highlight of '34

mid thirties version of

mid thirties version of

anthropomorphic nation of classical instruments vs jazz instruments @RVI you gotta see this

Soviet stop-motion animation

My 1935 rankings so far:

1. Toni – Renoir
2. Steamboat Round the Bend – Ford
3. The Devil Is a Woman – von Sternberg
4. The Informer – Ford
5. Sylvia Scarlet – Cukor
6. The 39 Steps – Hitchcock
7. An Inn in Tokyo – Ozu
8. The Whole Town's Talking – Ford
9. The Wedding Night – K. Vidor

Watched Toni Renoir has an interesting touch I still can't quite put my finger on. Typical French non-acting from the dudes (except movies with Michel Simon).

Steamboat was great, crazy how Will Roger died this year in a plane crash during an excursion with an aviatior

Damn i didnt know that about Rogers. Dude was so great. Thats wild

And yeah Renoir really got a magic touch. Toni one of my faves of his

Chico was too good

same with Harpo

The Raven
39 Steps
Bride of Frankenstein

Herbert Marshall had a prosthetic leg from a WW1 sniper bullet to the knee

hid it well, never noticed

The Good Fairy @sace

That movie within a movie was tripping me out with its Lynch vibes

Margaret Sullivan

Wizard of Oz
Bergman
Godard
Kubrick
Demys musicals

didn't Scott Pilgrim vs. the World came out in that year?

We've made it through almost 15 years

where's the newer s***

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