The 1930s are undoubtedly the most influential decade in the gangster genre's history. While the silent era produced many proto-type gangster movies, the genre officially did not begin to take ...

One way of exploring the best of what the 1930s had to offer is by using the film-related social media app Letterboxd to see the highest-rated film from every year for the decade in question.

The silent era went out with a bang in 1927, with classics like Metropolis and Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans getting released alongside early talkies.

This 1930s film offers a sweeping, scenic journey through mountainous regions around the world, blending natural grandeur, cultural traditions, and the resilience of people living in high-altitude ...

For those readers who have not yet qualified as senior citizens, did you know that the very early movies had no sound? Until 1927, when Al Jolson made “The Jazz Singer,” movies were silent ...