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Coquette (1929)

A Southern belle's flirtation with a working man leads to tragedy.

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Nick Davis 23 Jan 2004

I guess 1929 audiences knew a stinker when they saw one coming. There is very little to criticize in Coquette, because there is so little in it, period.

David L 03 May 2018

Coquette brought Mary Pickford her only Oscar and although she isn't great, she is pretty good for the material she got and quite stupendous having in mind that this is her first talkie. As for the movie itself, it is engaging and short with good dialogue, but so incredibly sappy, melodramatic and needlessly sadistic in the treatment of its protagonist. It truly did end on a very sour note.

John B 25 Nov 2007

I finally see the great Canadian Pickford on the big screen. Not bad but not particularly memorable either.

Luke W 03 May 2018

J. Scott F 08 May 2014

Just couldn't make it past the first fifteen minutes. Mary Pickford's acting is obviously suited much better for the silent screen as her voice adds nothing but annoyance. Her Oscar is obviously not deserved for this role - but it allowed for the rules to be changed so that no one could charm or buy the affections of judges again. It is interesting how these early talkies make one yearn for the silent screen, when you didn't have to try to understand what people were saying to get the plot - and the acting relied on something more than recitation.