The Dark Angel

critic Reviews

, 94% Certified Fresh Tomatometer Score
  • Led by a trio of powerful performances, The Dark Angel offers a well-crafted love story set against the backdrop of World War I.
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    Abel GreenVariety
    Miss Oberon is a revelation.
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    Edgar HayMiami Herald
    Genuinely sincere picture in all departments.
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    Marjory AdamsBoston Globe
    An artistic and emotional success - handsomely produced, with a careful eye to detail, and yet compelling and poignant in its play upon the heartstrings.
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    Mae TineeChicago Tribune
    Merle Oberon as Kitty, gives a beautifully sincere performance.
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    Mildred MartinPhiladelphia Inquirer
    The Dark Angel is still effective, if sensational, drama.
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    Robert HerringGuardian
    There shall always be a hint of tears behind the laughter, and if we finally feel inclined to laugh at the tears, that is not because there is too little tragedy, but too much sentimentality.
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    James T. HamadaThe Nippu Jiji (Honolulu)
    Admirably directed by Sidney Franklin, The Dark Angel is a poignant wartime drama, a beautiful love story...
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    Landon LairdKansas City Star
    A picture that contains beauty in writing, intelligence in direction and sincerity and appeal in acting.
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    John ReddingtonBrooklyn Daily Eagle
    Blessed by a first-rate job of direction by Sidney Franklin, and three equally impressive acting performances by Merle Oberon, Fredric March, and Herbert Marshal.
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    Robert B. Phillips, Jr.Washington Star
    The picture... succeeds chiefly because it attains that requisite shrewd acting, a series of lovely settings and astutely directed scenes.
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