The Lost Squadron 1932

Mordaunt Hall, New York Times: It is an excellent melodrama, ably directed, with a background familiar to producers -- for it is chiefly concerned with stunt flying before the cameras in Hollywood and a film director is the evil genius. Read more

Geoff Andrew, Time Out: With a cynically acidic script by Herman J Mankiewicz, among others, this early talkie is one of the most enjoyably scabrous examples of Hollywood on Hollywood. Read more

Variety: It is not without authority, even though the dramatics are a bit strained. Read more