Film · Columbia · 1934
Pass it on
Twentieth Century
49Watch it awake.
They fight the train ride because the theater is the only home they keep.
The review
A Broadway producer spends a train ride trying to get back the star he made and lost, because the next show has to open. Barrymore, Lombard, Hawks. A theater comedy the talk kept. A house can watch it. I wanted them off the train so my own room would go quiet, which meant the picture had them right. They cannot leave each other or the work. The romance is a fight from the first claim.
The theater is the household they actually have. I have seen kitchens with less loyalty than they give a curtain, and I am not praising the volume. It is only the shape. If you have built a thing with someone you cannot stop fighting, this will feel rude and known. I would not call it a soft night. I would call it two people whose home is the show they still owe.
Journal
Keep Twentieth Century in the record.
No house has filed a sentence for this yet.
Live Historic number 49. Yours can differ.
The glance
Piety and Republic and Temperance are the thin ones.
Can conscience actually stop someone, or is reverence only in the shot so it can be mocked?
This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.
Consider this
Singin' in the Rain
60 instead of 49
Singin' in the Rain is still a comedy film, and it scores 60 instead of 49. What you gain is temperance: High spirits without cruelty from the leads.
The eight
- 8Industry
He needs his star back so the next show can open, and that is the job.
- 7Household
They cannot leave each other; the theater is the household they have.
- 2Piety
The fight never pauses for a scruple; the unopened show is the claim.
- 6Courage
He bets the next show on winning back the star he already lost.
- 3Republic
A train and a theater, not a town, a law, or a neighbor.
- 3Temperance
They cannot leave the fight or the work, so the want has no stop.
- 5Truth
He made her a star and lost her; the ride is the unpaid remainder.
- 5Stewardship
What they still have standing is the theater, not a quieter home.
Where to watch
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