Okay, José

About This Movie

Okay, José is a rather quirky 1935 film that blends comedy with a touch of music, creating a lighthearted yet engaging atmosphere. The pacing feels a bit uneven at times, which actually adds to its charm, making you feel like you’re on a whimsical journey with the salesman. The hunt for this notorious Mexican bandit leads to some amusing situations, and while the performances might not have the polish of later films, there's a certain sincerity in the acting that resonates. The practical effects are modest, yet they fit the film’s overall tone perfectly, making it an interesting piece for collectors who appreciate the less conventional aspects of early cinema.

Okay, José has seen limited releases over the years, making original prints quite rare in collector circles. Most copies are in lesser quality, with enthusiasts actively searching for better condition materials. The film's unique blend of comedy and music from the 1930s offers a fascinating glimpse into the era, and it remains an intriguing find for those who appreciate early cinema's charm and quirks.