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If you have about ninety minutes and a high tolerance for the specific brand of masculine posturing that only 1920s silent films can provide, Burning Daylight is worth a look. It’s not a masterpiece, and honestly, it’s barely a Jack London adaptation by the time the third act rolls around, but it’s a great showcase for...
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"If you have about ninety minutes and a high tolerance for the specific brand of masculine posturing that only 1920s silent films can provide, Burning Daylight is worth a look. It’s not a masterpiece, and honestly, it’s barely a Jack London adaptation by the time the third act rolls around, but it’s a great showcase for Milton Sills’ face. The man had a way of looking like he was trying to physically push the camera back with his eyes. You’ll probably like this if you enjoy the 'fish out of wate..."
Jack London, Rufus McCosh, Louis Stevens, Dwinelle Benthall
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