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The Horn Blows at Midnight (1945)

A trumpet player in a radio orchestra falls asleep during a commercial and dreams he's Athanael, an angel deputized to blow the Last Trumpet at exactly midnight on Earth, thus marking the end of the world.

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Bosley Crowther 09 Jan 1974

The script is neither satire nor good, fresh, fanciful corn. It is a batch of old-fashioned nonsense put together without distinct charm.

Kevin S 26 Jul 2008

Jack Benny is a trumpet-playing angel sent to earth to signal the end of days, but only if he can blow his horn on the rooftop at exactly midnight. Vintage comedy that's a bit more nostalgic than it is funny.

Jayden C 21 Jul 2008

Silly but enjoyable. Lots of good gags. Time well wasted.

Michael Wilmington 22 Mar 2013

The film’s rapid speed and its surplus of memorable supporting players helped to make sense of the absurd story. And if Benny was not ideally suited for the Bob Hope-level of bumbling misadventures or the Harold Lloyd-worthy climax involving a drop from a hotel rooftop, he gamely pushed ahead to keep the comedy at its patently ridiculous level.

Dave Kehr 17 May 1974

It's bad, all right, but also weirdly compelling, thanks to some mind-boggling special effects work (check out the celestial chorus in the first reel) and some extremely speedy direction by Raoul Walsh, who seems to have decided that if the jokes weren't good, the least he could do was get through them fast.