Carl Brisson, Lillian Hall-Davis, Ian Hunter, Forrester Harvey, Harry Terry
Jack Saunders and Bob Corby are two boxers in love with Nellie. Jack and Nellie are married but their marriage is flat so she starts to look to Bob for comfort.
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Flixster Reviews (65)
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December 21, 2011
An early silent effort from Hitchcock that, like a fair amount of his early efforts, is another atypical work. The story this time around invovles a love triangle between two boxers named Jack and Bob and a woman named Nellie. Jack and Nellie are married, but their marriage is du... read more
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January 24, 2011
A pretty boring romantic drama about boxing and carnival folks and stuff like that. I expected at least a little more excitement from Hitchcock.
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February 21, 2009
This is an enjoyable film that was written and directed by Hitchcock. It faintly reminds me of Shakespear's Othello, but with a much happier ending. This is a fun silent film from Hitchcock, nothing like his later works.
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November 16, 2007
Like I mentioned earlier, not the one with the girl in the well. But wouldn't that be awesome? Annnnnyyyywwaaaayyy...
If I saw this movie today, I'd be like "I get it. The ring refers to many things." But silent pics? I don't mind when you hit me over the head with metaph... read more -
September 24, 2007
This ancient Hitchcock vehicle is not to be confused with the Japanese "Ringu" or "The Ring" with Naomi Watts. This is a boxing movie silly.
Critic Reviews
Probably the most visually sophisticated of Alfred Hitchcock's silent pictures and certainly one of the best. Full Review
A striking welter of symbols, broad and subtle Full Review
Given the limitations placed on directors by silent movies, Hitchcock achieves an enviable amount of nuance. Full Review
An early, silent, Hitchcock, this is a dark tale whose central relationship, as in so many of his movies, thrives on danger. Full Review
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