This film is so suspenseful and interesting that it merited an award. The documentary on the DVD is an excellent one too.

She had a very distinct look with her shoulder pads and overdone lips. Although I abhor both in real life, it worked on Crawford and I think she was gorgeous, especially in the 30s.

I really liked this one. Crawford was great even as she aged. Sadly, she wasn't as recognized for her work as Bette Davis was for this film.

Her book details the strictness of her lifestyle and offers many tips for organized living. It isn't revealing by any means.

This movie is fast paced an interesting, a gem of the Pre-Code era.

Horrible horrible movie. An attempt to cash in on her success. Extremely campy and exaggerated.

My first chance to see Crawford in a silent film, and I was very pleased. The Unknown is an amazing film.

This story is incredibly typical of Crawford and Gable. I found it rather dull.

Joan Crawford is featured in The Stolen Jools, a short filmed with many celebrities of the era. She is happy and energetic in her part.

This film is an unusual one in Joan's filmography as it is a historical drama. Her performance is very good so it is a wonder why she wasn't given more similar films.

Joan plays a hypocritical Christian who tries to impose her views on others. It is an out of character part but she's very good in it.

Her performance is lukewarm until the brilliant and emotional finale.

Joan's song from The Hollywood Revue of 1929 is included here. She wasn't the best singer, but you can see her charm in the film version.

This is perhaps Joan's most important silent because it helped to advance her career so much. It is also highly entertaining. We get to see Joan perform her trademark Charleston too.

Joan and Bette Davis had a major rivalry that lasted their whole careers. They constantly tried to one-up each other, like Joan at the Oscars the year Bette was nominated for Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? A very entertaining read.