Alright, so if you're someone who *really* loves digging into old films, especially the early talkies, then Let's Elope! might be a quick, interesting little peek. For everyone else? Probably skip it. It's got that undeniable 1930s charm, but also all the quirks that come with it, which could feel like a real slog if y...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
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"Alright, so if you're someone who *really* loves digging into old films, especially the early talkies, then Let's Elope! might be a quick, interesting little peek. For everyone else? Probably skip it. It's got that undeniable 1930s charm, but also all the quirks that come with it, which could feel like a real slog if you're not in the mood for film history. The whole thing kicks off with Betty Brown, playing Millie, trying to stuff a hatbox into a suitcase that's clearly too small. It's a small..."
