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Flawlessly executed and edited for maximum impact, the gags have timepiece precision, but Lloyd always sells his mishaps as things that just kind of happen to his character [The Freshman] works because it keeps viewers rooting for its hero. April 1, 2014 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
Flawlessly executed and edited for maximum impact, the gags have timepiece precision, but Lloyd always sells his mishaps as things that just kind of happen to his character [The Freshman] works because it keeps viewers rooting for its hero.
Keith Phipps
Lloyd has never been a very good actor; he has been a dummy for comic devices. And we are not much moved by the scene in The Freshman in which he learns at last that he has been the butt of his fellow students, instead of, as he has believed, their hero. January 23, 2013 | Full Review…
Lloyd has never been a very good actor; he has been a dummy for comic devices. And we are not much moved by the scene in The Freshman in which he learns at last that he has been the butt of his fellow students, instead of, as he has believed, their hero.
Edmund Wilson
Mr. Lloyd could be funny playing an undisturbed mummy. Simply this: The Freshman is not so funny as earlier of the comedian's adventures. September 8, 2010 | Full Review…
Mr. Lloyd could be funny playing an undisturbed mummy. Simply this: The Freshman is not so funny as earlier of the comedian's adventures.
Lloyd can't compete with Chaplin and Keaton, but he perfectly embodied the can-do energy of the 1920s, and few things are quite as funny as his bespectacled, apple-pie face twisted by a panic that was always justified. September 8, 2010 | Full Review…
Lloyd can't compete with Chaplin and Keaton, but he perfectly embodied the can-do energy of the 1920s, and few things are quite as funny as his bespectacled, apple-pie face twisted by a panic that was always justified.
J. R. Jones
This is a regular Harold Lloyd strip of fun, which is made all the more hilarious by introducing something like suspense in the sequences on the football field. September 8, 2010 | Full Review…
This is a regular Harold Lloyd strip of fun, which is made all the more hilarious by introducing something like suspense in the sequences on the football field.
Mordaunt Hall
Lloyd's films are prose where Keaton's were poems, but gag for gag, Lloyd was the funniest screen comic of his time. September 8, 2010 | Full Review…
Lloyd's films are prose where Keaton's were poems, but gag for gag, Lloyd was the funniest screen comic of his time.
Dave Kehr
Few filmmakers capture the era in which they made their movies like Lloyd. June 23, 2020 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
Few filmmakers capture the era in which they made their movies like Lloyd.
Michael J. Casey
The Freshman (1925) is actor/director Harold Lloyd's silent film satire of college life (aka College Days), one of his best-remembered and well-crafted films and also his most successful effort. It was one of the top-grossing films of the year... October 13, 2019 | Rating: A+ | Full Review…
The Freshman (1925) is actor/director Harold Lloyd's silent film satire of college life (aka College Days), one of his best-remembered and well-crafted films and also his most successful effort. It was one of the top-grossing films of the year...
Tim Dirks
The plot is a cliche now, but at the time must have felt fresh. And even though modern viewers have seen its like perhaps dozens of times, it somehow does little to diminish The Freshman's charm. August 22, 2016 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
The plot is a cliche now, but at the time must have felt fresh. And even though modern viewers have seen its like perhaps dozens of times, it somehow does little to diminish The Freshman's charm.
Scott Nash
...another solid comedy film, featuring Lloyd as a nave character who just wants to be popular at "Tate University," described in a title card as "a large football stadium with a college attached." December 27, 2015 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…
...another solid comedy film, featuring Lloyd as a nave character who just wants to be popular at "Tate University," described in a title card as "a large football stadium with a college attached."
Sarah Boslaugh
In a comedy of emulation, idolizing and popularity, the flimsy mannequins of maleness stand out as Lloyd gives the old college try to becoming a fresh man by being a stale model. July 2, 2014 | Full Review…
In a comedy of emulation, idolizing and popularity, the flimsy mannequins of maleness stand out as Lloyd gives the old college try to becoming a fresh man by being a stale model.
Brian Gibson
A treasure that still stands as one of the greatest comedies ever made. April 18, 2014 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
A treasure that still stands as one of the greatest comedies ever made.
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