It

It? Yup, Clara Bow's got plenty of "it", putting on one of the flirtiest, sexiest performances ever to appear on a movie screen. Her charisma is backed up by a simple, decent story, good comedic actors, and some fiercely witty intertitles. Films of this era often amaze me with how modern and feisty their women act. Funny to think how attitudes change over the decades and a film like this now seems less old-fashioned than a lot of dated relics of the 40s right through to the 70s.

Typical romcom, and at times quite dated, but Clara Bow saves it. You can't take your eyes off her cunning and spirited flapper character, and that's reason enough to give this a watch.

Bow is immensely charming in the film and carries it along it's simple romantic comedy plot. Pretty funny too, even if time has eroded its bite.

Endearing and simple, carried every step of the way by Clara Bow's incredible energy and presence.

This is one of the most magnetic performances by the most gorgeously hyperactive actress in cinema history, all mussy hair and giant eyes and opportunistic mouth, clapping hands on stiff guys like she's got a right. Even after eight decades, only Clara Bow can be so thoroughly identified with the naked pronoun in the title. Almost makes you quit your day job and invent a time machine.

A big ol' obvious star vehicle from the height of Clara Bow's run as a top draw at the box office, with a packed five years or so as the big flapper specialist under her belt. Entirely default mild romantic comedy, but that doesn't matter much, as it's really about how charming Bow can be on screen, and apparently the answer is "very". The usual Cinderella and misunderstanding angles provide setup for her to play the "sweet, plucky, girl who isn't bad as all that" in this case.

A very entertaining and funny silent movie. Clara Bow gives a great performance, especially with her eyes. Absolutely recommendable!

This ain't too bad. It's clearly a star vehicle for Clara Bow, who, it must be said, was absolutely gorgeous. I spent most of the movie just admiring her face. It's an enjoyable little romantic comedy, but I can't see myself ever pursuing this for another go. Still, for what it is, it does everything decently and I don't have any major criticisms to make. Most of the humor has definitely lost its bite with age, but the "He couldn't give birth to a suspicion!" line had me cracking up.

Clara Bow's got "it." Now I know where they got the idea for "The Artist."

The plot is no more than typical romcom fluff, but Clara Bow's energy and likability make it quite enjoyable. It hasn't aged too well in the 'comedy' aspect, but it's still entertaining.

Underwhelming.

Clara Bow has the titular "It" - an effortless charm and unconscious attractiveness. Her face is expressive, not just the grand emoting theatrics of the silent era, but quirky, captivating, interesting. I look forward to seeing more of her work. It's good that she has such presence because...It's otherwise a piece of harmless fluff you might soon forget after it's over if not for her.

The first 15 minutes are very obviously a long-form ad for Cosmopolitan, but hey, at least it's better than Sex and the City 2. Once they've got IT out of the way, the rest of the movie is silly but funny and likeable enough that I don't wish for Pennywise to slaughter them all. And Clara Bow is so very perfectly cast.

Clara Bow gives you the IT GIRL.

Great! Clara Bow and the whole cast are highly entertaining.