It (Clarence Badger, 1927) DVDrip VOSE

[ollas]

¡Y otra!

Muchas gracias

[3p]

Well... the only words I know in spanish are "muchissima gracias" e "ve quiero a todos", but it seems they will be all that I need here

[Canaya]

Bueno, tengo la primera media hora ya subtitulada. Estimo que en pocos días estará completa.

Entretanto sigo con el hijo de la pradera. Cada vez falta menos. Y también con Vientos de Guerra.

Canaya

[Canaya]

Aqui estan los subs

 Badger-Sternberg-1926-It.srt [18.1 Kb] 


Sigo con el hijo de la pradera. Vientos de Guerra. entre otras cositas...

Canaya

[federico1921]

¡¡¡Bravo, Canaya!!!

[thelion]

que grande eres canaya

muchas gracias, saludos

[kimkiduk]

Gracias Canaya

[David_Holm]

Qué crack!!

Edito: Añadidos subtítulos al post inicial y cambiado el título

[josebeatriz]

pinchada. Muchas gracias-

[ricardo ferreyra vargas]

amigos del foro la estoy bajando ,va normal pero se escucha un comentario que acompaña ,hay forma de deshabilitar ese audio o hay otro link
ricardo

[_rg__]

Una rareza más en DVD (con un jovencísimo Gary Cooper) que necesita una ayudita.



IT

Director: Clarence G. Badger & Josef von Sternberg
Año: 1927
Género: comedia romántica
Duración: 72 min
Idioma: muda


Cast:
Clara Bow
Antonio Moreno
William Austin
Priscilla Bonner
Jacqueline Gadsden
Julia Swayne Gordon
Gary Cooper


Review Summary
Contrary to popular belief, Clara Bow was already Paramount's biggest box-office draw when she starred in this delightful rags-to-riches comedy. But It, from the fertile mind of bizarre best-selling author Elinor Glyn, remains perhaps the quintessential Bow picture. Not that the story of a poor shopgirl falling for her rich employer was anything new (by 1927, Bow could play that role in her sleep), but It came complete with one of the best publicity campaigns in Hollywood history. Glyn herself publicly pointed to Bow as the personification of It, "that quality possessed by some which draws all others with its magnetic force." Paramount made sure that Glyn's lofty description of the word sunk in and even convinced the author to explain It in the film to leading man Antonio Moreno (who, according to Glyn, simply oozed It as well). The lightweight comedy behind all this hoopla centered on little Betty Lou Spence, a vivacious salesgirl invited to dinner at the Ritz by foppish wastrel and self-described "old fruit" "Monty" Montgomery (William Austin in one of those roles later personified by Edward Everett Horton). Betty is not paying attention to her dinner companion, however, but is ogling department store heir Cyrus Waltham (Moreno). He notices her too, and takes the salesgirl on a whirlwind tour of Coney Island. But when Betty is mistakenly assumed to be the unmarried mother of an infant (actually her roommate Molly's), stern Cyrus no longer sees her as proper marriage material. Betty, of course, gets her man in the end and Waltham's snooty girlfriend ("other woman" specialist Jacqueline Gadsden) ends up in the drink. Delivering all the vivacious punch expected of a Bow comedy, It takes time out for a couple of rather poignant scenes. With the hindsight that Brooklyn's own Bow was never fully accepted by Hollywood society despite her stardom, it is touching to watch Betty being ostracized at the snobbish Ritz; and Bow is never more affecting than when she realizes that Moreno is offering diamonds and pearls instead of marriage. Priscilla Bonner, as Bow's drab, single-mother roommate, adds a touch of realism to her brief role, enviously observing Betty's frivolity. If It only added to Bow's brilliant success, the film did little for the intelligent Bonner. To the end of her life, Bonner maintained that accepting featured billing in It lost her any chance of true stardom. A very young Gary Cooper, has a bit as a reporter and director Josef Von Sternberg reputedly took over for Clarence Badger during a brief illness. Despite its rather trite Cinderella plot, It magnificently demonstrates why Bow's guileless flapper came to define an entire decade. It is heartbreaking to realize that her decline had already set in, and Bow's very public troubles and eventual career destruction were lurking right around the corner!

 It -1927 Clarence G. Badger- (Gary Cooper, Clara Bow, Antonio Moreno).english.avi [648.31 Mb] 

[jm1983]

Hola rg, ya estaba publicada esta peli en el foro, aquí. El rip ofrecido por zepol tiene hoy fuentes suficientes.

[David_Holm]

Hola _rg__, ya tenemos un hilo para esta película (recordad utilizar el buscador antes de postear), si es un nuevo ripeo que quieres que figure en un índice al principio del hilo, deberás aportar datos técnicos y capturas.



Edito: gracias jm, nos solapamos

[meddows]

Pincho a ver que tal esta de fuentes,gracias a todos los implicados

[_rg__]

Hola _rg__, ya tenemos un hilo para esta película (recordad utilizar el buscador antes de postear), si es un nuevo ripeo que quieres que figure en un índice al principio del hilo, deberás aportar datos técnicos y capturas.



Edito: gracias jm, nos solapamos

Lo sé perdona pero no me salió en la busqueda (sólo puse it jejej)

[PolMcCarry]

Pincho a ver que tal esta de fuentes,gracias a todos los implicados

Lo mismo digo, que no había visto este hilo

[Marc27]

Hola amig@s.

¿Alguien me puede facilitar los subtítulos?, no hay ninguna fuente completa y se lo agradecería mucho.

Saludos.

[David_Holm]

Hola amig@s.

¿Alguien me puede facilitar los subtítulos?, no hay ninguna fuente completa y se lo agradecería mucho.

Saludos.

Subidos por satantango a OpenSubtitles y SubDivX para la filmo silente, añadidos también al post inicial.

Saúdos

[Marc27]

Muchísimas gracias David_Holm

Un abrazo.

[moon]

Here's a little poster of "It"...want to see it, thanks for share!