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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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Jake S 14 Jan 2008

I like it when you can tell it was filmed with no sound, but then sound added after. The flying stuff is amazing, no computers here boys!!!

bernard a 13 Jun 2009

Howard Hughes' epic drama is about two brothers who enlists in the Royal Flying Corps at the onset of the Great War. One brother is a fun loving womanizer while the other one is sort of straight laced and has a seemingly proper socialite girlfriend (Jean Harlow in her 1st credited starring role). Harlow looks stunning in this (she hasn't shaved her eyebrows yet), and looks especially radiant wearing a diaphanous evening dress during a festive ball scene filmed in early technicolor. Another scene of note involves the bombing of London by a german zeppelin. The special effects are quite good for it's time and although Hughes spared no expense filming the aerial dogfight scenes - they're pretty good, but I still think the flying sequences in William Wellman's Wings (1927) are superior to this one.

Malcolm Cowley 28 Apr 2013

The machine guns are real machine guns, the bombs are real bombs, the drum of motors is the drum of genuine motors. But the actors themselves are false, puny, inadequate, the only real automatons in a world of vital steel.

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.

Sean D 05 Apr 2008

Howard Huges film about aviators. First multi-million talking film.