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Hell's Angels (1930)

When the Great War breaks out, brothers Roy and Monte Rutledge, each attending Oxford University, enlist with the Royal Flying Corps.

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Ian Nathan 05 Jul 2005

Should be judged in context but even then it's a bit high on the melodrama and low on subtlety.

Glen O 11 Oct 2013

In spite of its somewhat mundane plot and an unconvincing ending this is a spectacular film in terms of its technical achievement. The dogfight and Zeppelin sequences are very well done. Only Howard Hughes would have had the money and the extravagance to film so many planes in the air at the one time (in one scene I counted 36). Being pre-code there's plenty of risquÃ© scenes with Jean Harlow and some fairly realistic violence for the period. If you've seen Scorsese's The Aviator in which the circumstances behind the making of this film are dramatized, you'll find this interesting viewing. But even if you haven't there's much here to enjoy.

Alex K 19 Jun 2013

My Favorite War Film Is 1998's Saving Private Ryan.

Dan P 22 Sep 2009

Worth seeing for the ex WW1 pilots, display flying.

Ramsey A 15 Jun 2007

Just. Terrible. Really, it stereotypes the Germans worse than any other major movie. All the money went to the aviation scenes - which are notable, I'll grant. Oh, and Jean Harlow slutting it up - and NOT in the good "Mae West" sort of way. :P