<p>They talk! On this episode of What Makes It Great, Andy & Michael dive head first into the first movie of the sound era, 1927's The Jazz Singer. Is there sound? Yep! Is there racism? You bet! The American Film Institute ranks this industry changing movie at #90 of all time. Do the brothers agree? Tune in and find out on this episode of What Makes It Great! </p>

They talk! On this episode of What Makes It Great, Andy & Michael dive head first into the first movie of the sound era, 1927's The Jazz Singer. Is there sound? Yep! Is there racism? You bet! The American Film Institute ranks this industry changing movie at #90 of all time. Do the brothers agree? Tune in and find out on this episode of What Makes It Great!

<p>They talk! On this episode of What Makes It Great, Andy &amp; Michael dive head first into the first movie of the sound era, 1927's The Jazz Singer. Is there sound? Yep! Is there racism? You bet! The American Film Institute ranks this industry changing movie at #90 of all time. Do the brothers agree? Tune in and find out on this episode of What Makes It Great!&nbsp;</p>

6: 1927 - The Jazz Singer

What Makes It Great is the podcast journey of two brothers as they work their way through the American Film Institute's list of the 100 greatest movies of all time, in chronological order. They will teach themselves the historical context, the innovative techniques, and much more! Join Andy and Michael Fernandez as they figure out What Makes It Great!

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