She (1935)
Randolph Scott is summoned to his dying uncle’s home where he learns that his look-alike ancestor supposedly discovered an immortal flame 500 years ago with only his wife returning from the expedition. Scott and companion Nigel Bruce attempt to re-find the discovery, meeting Helen Mack and her father along the way, before the group is eventually brought to the lair of the titular character, portrayed by a fantastically regal Helen Gahagan. A very weird story that I wouldn’t have guessed is based on a popular novel from 1887, the film is limited by the often simplistic story telling of the 1930s. I don’t generally prefer colorized versions of films, but it does allow the grand Art Deco-influenced sets and overall quality production design stand out. 
Oscar Nomination: Best Dance Direction