Best of 1930

  1. Morocco                                                         Josef von Sternberg
  2. The Blue Angel                                              Josef von Sternberg
  3. L'Age d'Or                                                      Luis Bunuel  
  4. Men Without Women                                    John Ford
  5. Abraham Lincoln                                          D. W. Griffith    
  6. Murder                                                           Alfred Hitchcock
  7. Monte Carlo                                                  Ernst Lubitsch
  8. Up the River                                                  John Ford
  9. Laughter                                                        Harry d'Arrast   
  10. The Dawn Patrol                                           Howard Hawks

         Films I Enjoyed

         Earth, Westfront 1918, 
         Hell's Angels, City Girl,
         The Devil to Pay, The Big Trail,
         Menschen am Sonntag, 
         All Quiet on the Western Front,
         Animal Crackers, Born Reckless  

                                                 

                                        

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