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The first movie with synchronized dialogue was 'The Jazz Singer' (1927) — silence lost.

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The Jazz Singer (1927) is widely recognized as the first feature-length “talkie” with synchronized dialogue sequences. It accelerated the industry’s shift from silent films to sound films almost overnight. (historylink.org)

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