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The Jazz Singer (1927)

A young Jewish man is torn between tradition and individuality when his old-fashioned family objects to his career as a jazz singer. This is the first full length feature film to use synchronized sound, and is the original film musical.

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Noah G 26 May 2008

Dopey and sentimental, mostly silent, but still pretty good.

Joe L 08 Dec 2008

it's interesting to see how new technologies are hesitantly incorporated into existing forms of entertainment. it takes time for the language of a new technology to be developed, so usually the first films incorporating something new only do it in fits and starts - such as the innovative technicolor sequence in 1925's 'the phantom of the opera.' here the use of sync sound only occurs during the musical performances, making them stand out all the more. jolson is an incredible performer of unbridled energy and heart, and after reading title cards throughout the film, the addition of his voice punctuates the emotional storyline in unexpected ways. it's no wonder this was a groundbreaking, smash hit in its day. the use of blackface is shocking and difficult to watch with the sensibilites of the time. i would love to see a documentary that specifically explores the cultural complexities behind what has become an embarassing footnote in american performance history.

Warren M 19 Jun 2013

Despite the " black face it's a good film.

Ryan K 10 Feb 2009

very good..the first movie to incorporate sound..not the first full length motion picture to have sound in the whole thing like most people think....but still this was very good!

Jared H 05 Feb 2008

I could be ignorant about it, and compare this movie to other films like "Saving Private Ryan", "Titanic", or even new musicals like "Once", and say that this movie isn't nearly as moving, well-made, or good as them...which would be true. But, as a true fan of movies, I can't deny the significance of "The Jazz Singer". It was the first movie with sound..that is, "synchronous" sound, meaning sound that is actually coming from the actors and not a score added in post-production. And, it wasn't just a gimmick to showcase the new technology...I was actually really entertained, and quite moved by the message of faith and family. Not to mention Al Jolson's delightful and magnetic performance. I'd be stupid not to recognize and acknowledge this film for what it was at the time rather than what it is today. This is a proven classic, and for good reason, and there's really only one rating that would do this revolutionary film justice, a full five stars.