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Even with its flaws Arrowsmith (1931) is a glorious Pre-Code film. It tackles a difficult subject, isn't afraid to experiment and there is a refreshing lack of racism. Nov 7, 2018 | Full Review…
Even with its flaws Arrowsmith (1931) is a glorious Pre-Code film. It tackles a difficult subject, isn't afraid to experiment and there is a refreshing lack of racism.
Raquel Stecher
Emotionally gratifying, it dramatically only crawls along with so many actionless scenes. Apr 1, 2007 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
Emotionally gratifying, it dramatically only crawls along with so many actionless scenes.
Dennis Schwartz
One of John Ford's in-depth probes of the doctor's role in society, Arrowsmith was based on the novel by Sinclair Lewis who refused the 1926 Pulitzer because of the prize's alleged advocacy of work that endorsed "the wholesome American life." Jun 19, 2005 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
One of John Ford's in-depth probes of the doctor's role in society, Arrowsmith was based on the novel by Sinclair Lewis who refused the 1926 Pulitzer because of the prize's alleged advocacy of work that endorsed "the wholesome American life."
Emanuel Levy
Many shots show an early awareness of mood and expression, using heavy shadows and diagonal shapes to establish visual conflicts. Apr 11, 2005 | Full Review…
Many shots show an early awareness of mood and expression, using heavy shadows and diagonal shapes to establish visual conflicts.
Jeffrey M. Anderson
...the film's episodic structure ensures that it rarely becomes boring - though the story does lose some momentum towards the end... Mar 12, 2005 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
...the film's episodic structure ensures that it rarely becomes boring - though the story does lose some momentum towards the end...
David Nusair
Brilliant, too little seen John Ford film of the Sinclair Lewis novel. May 23, 2004 | Rating: 5/5
Brilliant, too little seen John Ford film of the Sinclair Lewis novel.
Ken Hanke
One of those prestige pics from decades past that make you wonder exactly what all the fuss was about. Mar 1, 2004 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
One of those prestige pics from decades past that make you wonder exactly what all the fuss was about.
Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Ronald Colman is fine in this antique but the film itself is all over the place.
Super Reviewer
A dull and melodramatic look at the life of a doctor.
Colman is as charismatic as ever, but does have some choppy editing.
I was glad to have caught this on Turner Classics a few weeks back. I have always thought that Ronald Colman was terribly underrated and overshadowed by Clark Gable who he resembled greatly. This is great depiction of how personal amibition and ethics often have great impacts on how personal lives are lived.
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