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The Jazz Singer

1927

Action / Drama / Music / Musical / Romance

The Jazz Singer (1927) download

The Jazz Singer

1927

Action / Drama / Music / Musical / Romance

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6.3/10 · 12.1K

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The Jazz Singer (1927) download

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The Jazz Singer (1927) download

Plot summary

A young Jewish man is torn between tradition and individuality when his old-fashioned family objects to his career as a jazz singer. This is the first full length feature film to use synchronized sound, and is the original film musical.

Director

Alan Crosland

Top cast

Otto Lederer as Moisha Yudelson

Ena Gregory as Small Part

Will Walling as Doctor

William Demarest as Buster Billings

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

884.56 MB

954*720

English 2.0

TV-G

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 1

1.6 GB

1432*1080

English 2.0

TV-G

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 10

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Starlit_Freak 69 days ago

Mammy...mammy.... you know I loves ya...mammy.

monaies 1597 days ago

Thank you so much!

Gioto 1597 days ago

The first movie with sound! Thanks, it's a classic!

rekyht 1598 days ago

THANK YOU!!!

Bungleby_Joyce 1598 days ago

The first first feature-length movie with synchronized dialogue. It marked the ascendancy of “talkies” and the end of the silent-film era... a historically significant film to watch...

dcarroll74 1598 days ago

Ignorant people, knowing nothing about the period, movies and previoius theatre; stop speaking. You look foolish.

jsmooth82 1598 days ago

Why would you post such a racist ass movie. No wonder the comments sections are overrun with nazis

bash2332 1598 days ago

best movie ever

GCROD76 1666 days ago

racist af

Hnek 2134 days ago

about time for a 1080

mlean21792 2243 days ago

fun fact : this movie was the first feature length film to include sound

Antiggy 2391 days ago

The Subs are not there. Please put the Subtitle. Antiggy

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IMDb reviews

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6 / 10

Al Jolson's "Jakie" is to be the sixth

CinemaSerf

Al Jolson's "Jakie" is to be the sixth in a line of cantors from the Rabinowitz family. He has a fine voice and some musical talent - he just wants to take…

6 / 10

You need to see Al Jolson in The Jazz Singer and it'll all start to make sense.

Ziggy5446

Director Alan Crosland's and Warner Bros.' 1927 historic milestone film entitled The Jazz Singer was not the first sound film, nor the first "talkie" film or…

Director Alan Crosland's and Warner Bros.' 1927 historic milestone film entitled The Jazz Singer was not the first sound film, nor the first "talkie" film or the first movie musical. It's completely baffling to hear many people actually associate this film with the visitation of sound, however, if one can recall the 1926 silent film featuring John Barrymore entitled Don Juan, than they would know that it was the first feature film with a Vitaphone soundtrack, though, like The Jazz Singer, it is by no means the first sound film either. The first sound film can be dated as far back to 1895. Though, not being the first "talkie", The Jazz Singer, is certainly a remarkable film; it still holds its place as an cinematic landmark for being the first feature-length Hollywood "talke" film in which "spoken dialogue was used as part of the dramatic action." However, it's still largely a silent film with a synchronized musical score and a handful of sound sequences built around singing. It's also become something of a controversial case because of Al Jolson's (arguably the most popular entertainer of his time) use of blackface in some of the musical sequences, forgetful of the fact that this was a theatrical artifice from the era; it wasn't intended as "mean-spirited" as so many claim it to be. It was actually praised by black newspapers in 1927, and was being done by another much defamed minority, a Jew. You can see what an impact sound must have had in 1927, because it certainly wasn't the movie that made this production a phenomenon. Though, the film itself, is more than just a movie about a guy who likes music. It's also a story about a Jewish kid who turns his back on his heritage to try and make it big on the stage - exceptionally daring subject matter for its era, and still enthralling today. It's certainly not ragged and dull, though, the magic moment when Jolson turns to the camera to announce, "You ain't heard nothing' yet" - a line so loaded with unconscious irony that it still raises a few goose bumps. Audiences were captivated by this and still are to this very day. A must see!!!

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