What Price Glory? (1926)

Esse filme de Raoul Walsh me impressionou. A super produção de William Fox é uma crônica de guerra feita nos Estados Unidos. A base é a participação americana na I Guerra, no norte da França. Cruel, engraçado, sensual, safado e épico.  O fato de estar fazendo 100 anos e de…

Kleber Mendonça Filho

The male rivalry/bonding (that if this didn't invited, it did idealize in a way movies are still milking it to this day) flows naturally into the large scale of war. What is so impressive about What Price Glory is how much Walsh handle of the material harmonized a set of…

Filipe Furtado

A big-budget production that was top at the box office in 1926. As one might guess from the title, it’s an anti-war film, detailing the days of one Captain Flagg of the Marines in France, 1918.* Hey, did you know that war is hell? The moment a homesick, sensitive-souled…

Joe Gola

Quería una película que hiciera caer a la guerra de su pedestal Raoul Walsh Junto a The Naked and the Dead, del mismo Walsh, se forma un extraordinario díptico rebosante en virilidad en el que la celeridad con la que cae la guerra es la misma con la que se alza,…

Jorge Negrete

What Price Glory is half war drama and half romantic comedy, and if you think these two genres don't mesh - well, exactly. They don't. At least for me. Raoul Walsh films ranked

Christof

This is the silent movie that, according to Raoul Walsh, got "thousands and thousands of letters from lip readers who said it was the most disgusting picture they ever saw. It sent people back who saw it and they became lip readers."

Maarten DC

I didn’t realize WWI was mostly about getting drunk and screwing!

boobmcnutt

I'm just here for The Great War & Dolores del Rio. The war stuff was impressive, flashes of orange coming out of the artillery during the battle scenes, some very cool superimposition shots during the action. Wish there had been more action & less hanging out in wartime…

nikki 26

Rewatch of Raoul Walsh’s first Quirt and Flagg film What Price Glory. This was the first Movietone sound-on-film feature. Initially released as a silent it was recut and re-released with a Movietone score and sound effects. The film is inconsistent in tone, shifting from…

Chris Hughes