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By Lindsay B (329) on 17 Sep 2008

Besides the racism rampant in this critique of racism, it had some beautiful ideas. Gish can be kinda creepy tho:)…

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By Nada T (37) on 15 Sep 2008

Worth watching just to see Lilian Gish's close ups…

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By Max S (301) on 24 Aug 2008

Ok bit difficult ot understand this one, it is a lot down to intepretation and filling in the gaps yaself but very, very beautifully shot and…

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By Matt K (1,446) on 26 Jul 2008

Still trying to tell everybody he's not a bigoted racist mo-fo, DW Griffith makes this film about a subtle romance between a young girl and…

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By Courtney S (554) on 13 Jul 2008

Griffith always misses the mark on being socially conscious...by quite a bit…

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By Cydnee B (17) on 17 Jun 2008

The fake Chinese guys kind of made me cringe, but it is truly an amazing film and is definitely worth watching…

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By Stephen K (326) on 15 Jun 2008

The domestic abuse on screen is horrifying and unflinching…

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By Andrew U (319) on 02 Jun 2008

It is so difficult to properly critique a film made in the 1910s in the 21st century. The social norms were so different from today…

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By Jason N (338) on 02 Jun 2008

It's OK, but I didn't really like the way it ended. Some of the sets looked like the same ones used in Birth of a Nation…

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By Mackenzie S (239) on 02 Jun 2008

It is so difficult to properly critique a film made in the 1910s in the 21st century. The social norms were so different from today…

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By Private U (13,627) on 30 Apr 2008

I love it, everyone needs to see this movie…

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By Josip M (6) on 22 Apr 2008

Since my last update, I have seen in my (fairly horrible) Film Studies class - I still can't get behind my professor and his wanna-be funny…

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By Cody F (360) on 13 Apr 2008

A nice little film with some groundbreaking themes…

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By Jose P (350) on 14 Feb 2008

Such a fantastic silent movie, and such a fantacy love story....Lucy, as the real princes in the movie has played her role so wesome and natural......there…

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By Fernando C (431) on 26 Jan 2008

One of those silent classics I?ve been meaning to cross off the list. D.W. Griffin…

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By Camilla Z (5) on 22 Jan 2008

Beautifully made, I am not a fan of Griffith but he was a great innovator. Wish I lived in that period…

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By Derek J (594) on 16 Jan 2008

Very very different movie for it's time. The characters are more complex than what you'd see in a Chaplin film or something similar…

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By Amanda M (712) on 13 Jan 2008

Pretty offensive...they call the asian character The Yellow Man, Chink or Chinky throughout…

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By Juan P (148) on 12 Jan 2008

Forget that there is not colour in this movie. Forget that you canÂ´t hear the performers.... Now, enjoy…

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By Nik D (51) on 18 Dec 2007

Very beautiful movie, it is a real tear jerker for sure, I cried…

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