A women in prison tale. One's rich one's poor.
Should you actually sit down and watch The Silver Lining (1932) today? Only if you are a massive nerd for dusty, creaky Pre-Code melodramas where women yell at each other in tiny jail cells. Anyone else looking for a slick thriller is gonna hate this immediately. 😅 The setup is super simple. You got a rich girl and a...
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Alan Crosland
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"Should you actually sit down and watch The Silver Lining (1932) today? Only if you are a massive nerd for dusty, creaky Pre-Code melodramas where women yell at each other in tiny jail cells. Anyone else looking for a slick thriller is gonna hate this immediately. 😅 The setup is super simple. You got a rich girl and a poor girl who both end up in the slammer. The movie wants us to care about whether they can make it on the outside after they get released. Honestly, the prison scenes are the on..."
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