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Best Films of 1935

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7.3

7.6

Ruggles of Red Gap

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7.4

6.6

Dante's Inferno

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7.1

Naughty Marietta (1935)

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7.6

6.8

Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935)

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7.4

6.3

After Office Hours (1935)

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6.7

6.9

Alice Adams (1935)

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6.5

6.4

Go Into Your Dance (1935)

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7.3

7.5

Gold Diggers of 1935 (1935)

Director: Busby Berkeley
His 2nd movie
My 4th movie watched from the director

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The Grand Musical Numbers of the 1930s

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Location: A New York lake resort in New York, USA

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7.3

7.7

Les Misérables (1935) (1935)

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7.3

7.2

Toni (1935)

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7.2

6.9

The Littlest Rebel (1935)

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137

7.5

Anna Karenina

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7.1

Dangerous (1935)

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7.6

6.5

Black Fury (1935)

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336

7.3

Triumph of the Will (1935)

Impressive filmmaking. The message... pretty frightening.

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6.9

7.1

Roberta (1935)

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7.1

7.4

The Informer

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7.7

7.4

David Copperfield (1935)

Director: Elia Kazan
His 17th Movie.
My 11th movie watched from the director.

Kazan's earlier film, even if already his 17th, shows good directing control and ability to make a long, wordy book, into a digestible movie. The characters come to life effectively and the production as a whole is impressive for its time.

Only issue I had was with strange or awkward editing decisions; but I know with the form and cost that was more of a common issue in the 30s.

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7.3

7.2

G Men (1935)

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242

7.6

7.7

Captain Blood

Errol Flynn is great in this sweeping epic of a man on a mission of revenge, fortune and love. The lovely Olivia de Havilland is also great.
Curtis shows early on his abilities as a director, and will end up being one of the greats of the era.

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