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So, 'Love Over Night' is an intriguing little film from 1928 that blends comedy and drama in a way that's pretty unique for its time. Richard Hill, a subway ticket taker, gets tangled up in a love story with Jeanette Stewart, who he suspects might be involved in something shady. The pacing has this delightful rhythm, with moments of tension that contrast against the whimsical atmosphere. It's interesting how the themes of love and misunderstanding play out, almost like a silent film but with enough dialogue that it feels fresh. I mean, the performances are genuine, especially from Hill, who really sells that conflicted vibe. It’s not flashy but it has a charm that makes it stand out in the silent comedy genre.
Solid performances, especially from Richard Hill · Interesting exploration of love and misunderstanding · Unique pacing for a late silent film
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