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By Christine A (117) on 08 Dec 2007

Broken blossoms is silent film at its simple best…

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By John W (1,851) on 01 Dec 2007

This is perhaps my favorite Griffith film that Ive seen. There is still some racial stereotypes, but there is some powerful emotion here…

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By Donovan R (13) on 28 Nov 2007

I read the DW Griffith made this film because of the strong critism he recieved from Birth of a Nation peolpe claiming he was a racist…

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By Riley H (411) on 09 Nov 2007

I maintain it is extremely difficult to judge a teens film from now. I really don't know how…

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By David N (761) on 27 Oct 2007

A genuine antique that truthfully, takes a lot of work to appreciate today. The noted innovation is tough to see, but I'll take your word for it…

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By Jeremy S (1,980) on 27 Oct 2007

A genuine antique that truthfully, takes a lot of work to appreciate today. The noted innovation is tough to see, but I'll take your word for it…

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By Eduardo P (94) on 23 Oct 2007

Tres personajes (un ex boxeador borracho, su hija que es maltratada, y un noble chino) y el maestro Griffith…

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By Steven B (910) on 20 Oct 2007

A bit silly and depressing for its own good. Lillian Gish was good though…

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By Julian A (117) on 17 Oct 2007

Pretty amazing. Some beautiful scenes and a very powerful film…

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By Kyle E (319) on 16 Oct 2007

A remarkable film that whilst dated now (certainly in terms of political correctness), the magic of the film still shines through…

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By Eliot C (7) on 08 Oct 2007

This is my favorite Griffith at the moment--a disturbing and horrific storybook nightmare about human foibles…

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By C. H (432) on 22 Sep 2007

Gish at her heartbreaking best. A number of moments are absolute poetry…

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By Evan P (137) on 15 Sep 2007

Very sad and powerful for its time it seems. Gisch is amazing as the little girl. If you're not in for a silent film though its a sleeper for sure…

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By Nick D (941) on 06 Sep 2007

Horrible. Just because a movie is old doesn't mean its any good…

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By Justin B (2,000) on 05 Sep 2007

It's odd, but while watching this, I couldn't help but apply the Once Upon a Time in America theory to it (i.e…

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By Yuki N (11) on 04 Sep 2007

Despite its importance as a piece of effective craftsmanship, the story is a pathetic attempt at a Shakespeare play, full of racism and the…

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By George L (222) on 03 Sep 2007

What makes you so good to me, Chinky? Hailed by many as Griffith's masterpiece, this silent film stands up to the test of time quite well…

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By Dan B (1,694) on 22 Aug 2007

A great silent film piece with the most beautiful actress of all time…

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By Jojo E (125) on 07 Aug 2007

Perhaps one of the most beautiful films ever made in the history of film. Pivitol to the education of anyone interested in film…

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By Astral G (10) on 03 Jul 2007

Sad, beautiful griffith film, a response to allegations of racism from birth of a nation…

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