talkie

/ˈtɔki/
noun
  1. An early motion picture with synchronized sound, as opposed to a silent film.
    • The first talkie, 'The Jazz Singer,' changed the movie industry forever.
    • My grandparents loved watching talkies at the old cinema downtown.
    • Many silent film actors struggled to find work after talkies became popular.
  2. Any movie with sound, especially in informal or historical contexts.
    • We watched a classic talkie from the 1930s last night.
    • The film festival featured a series of early talkies.
    • He prefers silent comedies over old talkies.
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