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title: "So This Is College"
brand: "sam woodelliott nugentrobert montgomery"
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# So This Is College

**Brand:** sam woodelliott nugentrobert montgomery
**Price:** € 28.22
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## Customer Reviews

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    Defective dvd
  

*by N***N on Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2011*

DVD  was defective--last half the audio was totally out of sync.  Standing Ovation took forever to acknowledge my complaint.  After 4 or 5 e-mails  they finally  responded.  A refund or a new dvd is being processed.  I'm not sure which.  Communication is not the best.

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    All Talking, All Singing All Dancing Coeds!
  

*by C***E on Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2010*

Unlike many films about college, this one actually names the location - USC, although you never see anybody here crack a book. If you like the early talkies, and in particular if you like Robert Montgomery, I do recommend this one. It is typical of MGM's output in 1929 and 1930 in that if they made a movie that was the least bit comical, then it had to be at least partially musical. This one has some drama in it, but it is mainly a comedy.Eddie (Elliott Nugent) and Biff (Robert Montgomery) are popular senior football stars playing at USC, moving into their dorm room for the fourth and last time. They're buddies through thick and thin, but then a beautiful coed comes along that neither encourages nor discourages either of them enough to make them believe they are not in the hunt for her affections. At that point, a four-year friendship on campus and on the football field becomes strained. Will the young woman (Sally Starr) choose Eddie? Biff? none of the above? Watch and find out.This film is notable for being Robert Montgomery's third film role and Cliff Edwards' second. As such, at this point, Elliott Nugent is billed ahead of Montgomery, but that will soon change as Montgomery is a big hit with audiences and begins to compete with William Haines for the kind of leading man roles that normally had gone to Haines. Cliff Edwards doesn't have a huge role here, and frankly he looks way too old to be playing a college student, but he is still fun to watch as always. He is mainly comic relief and musical accompaniment in the musical numbers carrying his trademark ukulele. Also note Polly Moran as the cook at the fraternity house where Biff and Eddie live. She doesn't have many lines, but what she does have goes a long way. I also enjoyed the dance scene as some of the wilder dance numbers echo the exuberance that is the hallmark of the end of the roaring 20's.Leading lady Sally Starr isn't that well known today, but she was heavily promoted by MGM in the early talkie era as an answer to Clara Bow, and you can't help but see the similarities in everything from her demeanor to her voice that sounds quite a bit like Ms. Bow.Others have called this film creaky and static, but I really enjoyed it and thought it moved along nicely. There are no halting long-winded scenes, no gestures left over from the silent era - everyone involved seems to "get" acting in the talkie era. The only problem I could see is that occasionally the soundtrack would overpower the speech of the actors and make conversation hard to pick up, but this didn't happen very often. Just don't come to this one looking for a heavy dramatic storyline or even one that makes a lot of sense. It is pure escapism. The video quality is good enough but not great.

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    Blah, Blah, Blah
  

*by L***T on Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2014*

Silly college musical hampered by the worst sound recording I've ever heard. The volume fades in and out, loud and soft, just like "The Dancing Cavalier" portion of "Singin' In The Rain". Sally Starr, who was supposed to be MGM's answer to Clara Bow plays a maddening flapper whom you would like the football stadium to collapse on top of by the end of this film. I cannot believe that MGM would let such a shoddy product out it's doors. The songs are blah, and the only saving grace is some 1928 footage of a genuine USC game woven into the final portion of the film. Miss this if you can.

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