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Silent after Sound



According to this article, why did hollywood switch over to "talkies" so fast? Why was 1928 such a pivotal year for silent cinema?

When The Jazz Singer came out, people were intrigued by the scene where Al Johnson started speaking. People wanted more and wanted filmmakers to make more films with sound. 1928 was a pivotal year for silent cinema because it was the last of their kind in the industry. More and more people wanted to watch and listen to films. The silent film fad ended. 

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