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Hallelujah (1929)

A black laborer turns preacher after accidentally killing a man.

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Johnny B 28 Jul 2007

while not as stylistically beautiful as "the crowd" or "the big parade", king vidor's first attempt at sound is a progressive and historically important piece of work. continuing his ongoing theme of characters striving to live far beyond their means, vidor takes a (1920's) risk by enlisting an all-black cast to tell an "all-black" story for the first time in major studio history. compelling not only for this aspect, but also for the warmth, yearning and overall humanity that shines from the characters. much like other vidor films, the drama is heavy and continuous, but an ultimately optimistic story survives to be told.

Mazur C 19 Dec 2009

Great movie infused with gospel, jazz, blues and folk music. I really enjoyed it!

Byron B 05 Jun 2008

I found this difficult to watch the first time through -- it's all rolling eyes and shuffling sharecroppers... Much better with the audio commentary track on -- which is to say, it's more interesting from a film historian's point-of-view than from a movie fan's.

Michael T 10 Nov 2013

1989's Do The Right Thing Is My Eighth Favorite Film.

Irvin C 28 Jul 2014

By contemporary standards, this is definitely far from the most politically correct film not only race-wise but gender-wise as well. However, a mainstream film funded by a major studio with an all-black cast is kind of progressive in 1929. This is a musical about a man who just tries to do the right thing but he keeps meeting up with a devious woman who brings him down. The music, the acting (most especially Nina Mae McKinney as the woman sinner who I can't believe was only 16!) and the filmmaking are all very top-notch. Considering this is one of the earliest "talkies", the sound mix/recording is pretty impressive.