Railroad engineer Chuck Long finds the showgirl he's about to marry was the subject of scandal and swears off women. He joins a coast guard unit stationed at a lighthouse, and one day must rescue a drowning girl that turns out to be his old fiancée.
Okay, so Men on Call. Is it worth tracking down? Probably not for everyone, no. If you’re into these old, kinda simple dramas from the 30s, ones that feel a bit like a stage play sometimes, then maybe give it a peek. But if you need fast pacing or big emotional payoffs, you're gonna find it a real slog. It's got that o...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
John G. Blystone
Edward LeSaint
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"Okay, so Men on Call. Is it worth tracking down? Probably not for everyone, no. If you’re into these old, kinda simple dramas from the 30s, ones that feel a bit like a stage play sometimes, then maybe give it a peek. But if you need fast pacing or big emotional payoffs, you're gonna find it a real slog. It's got that old-timey charm, but also that old-timey slowness too. Chuck Long, our main guy, he's a railroad engineer. Seems like a regular fella, though a bit… _earnest_. He's all set to marr..."
James Kevin McGuinness, Basil Woon
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