Longest films of the 1930s

24 films on Codexery, ranked by running time: Lost Horizon leads at 132 min, and the list runs down to Santa's Workshop at 7 min. Every figure comes from the entry's cited source article, and each name links to its full Codexery page.

24 entries from 15 codexes · Last updated · Click a column heading to sort

Source
1Lost Horizon
Lost world films
132 minFrank Capra1937source
2Gold
German science fiction films
120 minKarl Hartl1934source
3F.P.1
German science fiction films
114 minKarl Hartl1932source
4Alexander Nevsky
Film Classics
111 minSergei Eisenstein1938source
5She
Lost world films
102 minLansing C. Holden1935source
6King Kong
Adventure horror films
100 minMerian C. Cooper1933source
7Le Golem
French horror films
95 minJulien Duvivier1936source
8Master of the World
German science fiction films
90 minHarry Piel1934source
9Fährmann Maria
German horror films
83 minFrank Wisbar1936source
10Babes in Toyland
English-language fantasy films
78 minGus Meins1934source
11Alice in Wonderland
English-language fantasy films
77 minNorman Z. McLeod1933source
12Bride of Frankenstein
Films based on horror novels
75 minJames Whale1935source
13Dracula
Notable Films
74 minTod Browning1931source
14Chinatown Nights
British science fiction films
70 minAnthony Frenguelli1938source
15Cosmic Voyage
Russian-language science fiction films
70 minVasili Zhuravlov1936source
16Son of Kong
Lost world films
69 minErnest B. Schoedsack1933source
17Duck Soup
Notable Films
68 minLeo McCarey1933source
18Devil Monster
Adventure horror films
63 minS. Edwin Graham1936source
19Alice in Wonderland
English-language fantasy films
58 minBud Pollard1931source
20Hidden Valley
Lost world films
57 minRobert N. Bradbury1932source
21The Unholy Quest
British horror films
57 minWidgey R. Newman1934source
22Castle Sinister
Mad scientist films
50 minWidgey R. Newman1932source
23A Cartoonist's Nightmare
Films about nightmares
7 minJack King1935source
24Santa's Workshop
Films about elves
7 minWilfred Jackson1932source

How this list is made

Includes films in Codexery film codexes first released in the 1930s whose infobox gives a running time in minutes. Where several cuts are listed, the first figure in the infobox is used. Values are copied from structured data already on each Codexery page and re-checked against the linked source; nothing on this page is estimated or written by a model. Spot an error? Use “Suggest an edit” on the entry’s page.

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