Forgotten (1933) PRE-CODE HOLLYWOOD

[@psalm37v4]

This is a movie that NEEDS to be seen today by more ppl!

[@heatherbowlan1961]

I watch this great story one every few years ,it’s one of my favourites , fantastic story ! Great acting, thank you for keeping these old classics alive !

[@deby5983]

Some countries honour the elderly. Sad the way some elderly parents are discarded. Great movie. Made me sad in the beginning but ended beautifully!

[@geofftrigger8165]

Nearly a hundred years ago. We get a window on the time from a perfect little film. What a warnhearted main character...the little man who made this country proud of it's immigrant.

[@monaattianese9838]

I miss these old time characters... Brooklyn was full of them once.....there all gone and so too are the old ways.. awh. He's a delight to listen too..... 😥greetings from Brooklyn ...thank you for this terrific film😊

[@nedludd7622]

There in Brooklyn they're all gone now.

[@robertocampano2089]

Great,Loving and Real! I am very Thankful to still have my 89 and half year old Father in my life! He may have retired from work but not life! Not being able to see him this past year due covid I pray I will be with him very soon!!! He is healthy and active Thank God along with a healthy diet and good genes. Thank you for sharing this Great Movie,Blessings and Good Health to All R.

[@robkunkel8833]

Wishing your father and you the best, a year later.

[@reginahailey4150]

I'm watching this Awesome Movie, 2020. Thank You for sharing💝💝

[@youtoo2072]

THE LADIES' WARDROBES ARE AWESOME TOO !!

[@Magnetron33]

June Clyde's performance when she finds him in the home , is very moving and heartbreaking.

[@yvonnemoore1128]

A lovely movie!!! Thank you for posting.

[@carolswarbrick1722]

Oh this is a great warning to sons and daughters to respect parents..honour Thy father and mother...no less. Yes

[@aliciaczechowski3281]

Wonderful movie! Poignant and humorous, too. Lee Kohlmar is perfect as Papa Strauss.

[@Babs3353]

Wonderful movie! Reminds me of my immigrant relatives in NY way back then. How they loved becoming citizens! So sad what has happened to immigration in America...and detrimental that the goal is less about becoming a proud American.

[@helenpatterson3858]

My sister in law refused to marry my brother until she became a citizen. She was so proud to take her oath. They were married the same day☺

[@robinrichter5907]

LOVED THIS SO MUCH!!!!

[@heatherbowlan9822]

I just love this old drama ! Of course I'm a big fan of dramas the most ,but there is more mysteries , and horror,

[@jerryneyk1]

What a nice wholesome movie!!!

[@jeannedouglas9912]

What a beautiful story

[@monaattianese9838]

The only commandment with a promise ...." you shall honor your mother and father that you will have long life". ...🙏🏼❤️😇☮️✝️🕎

[@barneysmith7758]

😢😊❤ An amazing film. Never seen b4. Enjoyed immensely! Hits all emotions. A keeper 4 re-watching a great movie & well done 4 early 1930's movie.😁. The fathers love & truth abt happiness n life means honest generosity. N the end it's not how much stuff as how many memories. Thx Pizzaflix!

[@kiajulian4619]

Good movie. One scene between Lena and her dad made me cry. Good performances.

[@ritasjourney]

Wonderful movie. Thank you

[@1234567jrl]

Great movie! Alot of wisdom here

[@corinnestevens4705]

.......now we got a head on both ends! I love this movie. 😊

[@ChildOfThe1970s]

June Clyde is adorable.

[@franzitaduz]

Very interesting to see June Clyde before she went to England and made a better career for herself. Jean Hersholt as well.

[@steveliveshere]

2:06 LOL this isn't the first time a kid has the funniest lines in these pre-code movies.

[@90FF1]

Natalie Moorhead plays a lot of spoiled, selfish, controlling, vamp like , character roles. Good movie. Thanks

[@elijahrose2144]

Nice movie it's like to day the children disregard the there elder 🕊️ want to take over there home and put the elder in a home and elder and children become strangers
20 stars very worthy 🎥 May God over flow your cup of blessings 🔑 Amen

[@JohnDoe-wb4iv]

Great film

[@babygretz5]

political attitudes have changed a lot & for the worse since 1932

[@samaelrising666]

"Uncle Adolph"... hilarious.

[@laurelvanhouten7924]

Really cool movie. Sad in spots because of unappreciation, but wait until you see how it turns out.

[@sfdanceron1]

In this movie it mentioned to keep the manufacturing in America. Now where have I heard that recently: MAGA!!!

[@mikediamond353]

It had its highest viewership during the deep part of the great depression. Social security was a new idea, to keep the elderly out of the Hoover camps. Hollywood was fully onboard.

[@winjenk]

These old guys wore their hair similar to Einstein (or vice-versa)

[@kpflo123]

I came 2 c Natalie Moorhead, the blond wife of the oldest son. She always plays the bad-hearted woman. She had a small part here, but lived up to her reputation, though she did fill the pipe at the end. Ha! Good ol' Natalie! Check her out!

[@u.synlig]

“[J]ust the way you like it, Papa: tight on bottom, loose on the top.” 😄

[@miapdx503]

I always wonder if she was related to Agnes Moorehead. 🤔

[@kpflo123]

@@miapdx503 - I also wondered the same.

[@keithharvey7230]

Natalie was filth on legs.Why can't I meet someone like her?

[@MiqueCapel]

shakespeare can learn something from this

[@keithharvey7230]

The old mans head would make a lovely toilet brush.When my paternal grandmother died,she left her money to animal charities,her body to science and her skin to Land of leather.

[@robkunkel8833]

4:38 “And why should you go to California? The United States isn’t good enough for you?” I couldn’t have said it better.

[@leereadman9940]

l wouldn't be that kind

[@Magnetron33]

Not sure I could be either, but a real lesson in generosity!

[@keithharvey6354]

He sounds like an old woman.

[@80sbeginner]

thanks for posting.
so, what was it? drama? comedy?
somehow mixture of both, but very lite mixture.
there is something nice about Lee Kohlmar's acting, something nice about his silly voice/speaking, something nice about his silly facial expressions, something nice about his (extremely) lite jokes, but in general, the all 'business' is very calm, very peaceful, too much 'friendly'. it seems that the expression 'let's-go-haywire' was out of question for the director. the total amount of all components of the film is JUST TOO LITE, no 'drive' at all, no 'push', no 'kick ass', just a nice story but not really exciting and not really memorable. kind of 'bubblegum' film. I think the 'elderly' viewers more than 50 years old would find it a great movie and the 'youngsters' under 30 would find it a lousy film. the 'truth' lies somewhere in the middle, 64/100 ;-)