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A powerful story of wartime bonds and their staying power through the most adverse of circumstances.
Dynamic, quintessential gangster film, wonderfully stylized by director Raoul Walsh,
It has a good cast and the production values were first-class, allowing it to rise slightly above its hackneyed script.
One of the last great gangster films of the 1930s. Cagney brings a touch of poignancy to the hood who time has passed by, and Gladys George is splendid as Panama.
Walsh's fast-paced film makes its own case.
An epochal rise-and-fall epic of the gangster cycle.
The Roaring Twenties (1939) is action director Raoul Walsh's first gangster film. This newsreel-like, semi-documentary film,
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