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Hell's Angels (1930)
Directed by Howard Hughes
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Overview
When the Great War breaks out, brothers Roy and Monte Rutledge, each attending Oxford University, enlist with the Royal Flying Corps.
Rated NR | Length 131 minutes
Actors
Ben Lyon | James Hall | Jean Harlow | John Darrow | Lucien Prival | Frank Clarke | Roy Wilson | Douglas Gilmore | Jane Winton | Evelyn Hall | William B. Davidson | Wyndham Standing | Lena Malena | Marian Marsh | Carl von Haartman | Ferdinand Schumann-Heink | Stephen Carr | Thomas Carr | J. Granville-Davis | Nora Cecil | Rene Marvelle | Georgette Rhodes | Howard Batt | George Berliner | Bob Blair | Eddie Brownell | Hank Coffin | Ross Cooke | Lawford Davidson | Jack Deery | Lucy Doraine | David Findlay | Curt Furberg | Frank Goddard | Lisa Gora | Douglas Gordon | Owen Gorin | Pat Harmon | Hans Joby | Al Johnson | Morey Johnson | Werner Klingler | Burton Lane | Al Lary | Garland Lincoln | Harry Lipman | Maurice Murphy | Stewart Murphy | Leo Nomis | Ira Reed | Harry Semels | Ernie Smith | Pat Somerset | Joan Standing | Harry Strang | C.F. Sullivan | Gertrude Sutton | Frank Tomick | Roscoe Turner | Wilhelm von Brincken | Tibor von Janny | Al Wilson
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/16/2019 | Home Theater | DVD | Rented | 7 stars |
| (Average) 7 stars |
Viewing Notes
Great aerial combat photography and stunt work, combined with some really good miniatures work makes the combat scenes in this early talkie a lot of fun. Harlow is gorgeous but I was disappointed her story didn’t really go anywhere by the end.
Funny that this film, clocking in at 2 hours and 9 minutes, had a 10 minute intermission after having just watched Scorsese’s 3 hour 29 minute epic THE IRISHMAN the night before.
5 years ago
I really wish they’d bring the intermission back for some of these longer films. Wouldn’t mind hearing an overture or two, as well.
5 years ago
That would be great! I really don’t see any downside either. Theaters should love it because people will buy more food and drink.
5 years ago
Great point about concessions! Hadn’t thought of that but yeah seems like a no-brainer.