Hell's Angels

About Hell's Angels

As the Great War breaks out in Europe, English brothers Roy and Monte enlist in the Royal Flying Corps to fight for king and country, while their Oxford College friend Karl is ordered back to Germany. As a love triangle develops involving Monte, Roy, and Roy's girlfriend, Helen, the brothers' disparate personalities, and Monte's cowardice in the face of war soon threaten to compromise a top-secret…

Hell's Angels (1930) is a war film directed by Howard Hughes. At 131 minutes long, it arrived in November 1930.

Ben Lyon stars as Monte Rutledge, James Hall as Roy Rutledge, Jean Harlow as Helen, and John Darrow as Karl Armstedt.

Members will find world war i, pre-code, duel, and brothers in it. It streams on Artiflix in the United States.

Wings, All Quiet on the Western Front, and The Broadway Melody make useful companions to Hell's Angels, all filed under aerial combat, black and white, and dogfight. It scores 6.6 out of 10 from 111 TMDB voters and it carries a NR rating.