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By Joey L (233) on 31 Jul 2009

Unabashedly romantic, sweepingly cinematic and lushly scored…

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By Mike H (1,369) on 30 Jul 2009

Acting as a profession was so different back then, it was cool to watch the actors portray each of their characters wordlessly…

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By Jesse M (712) on 27 Jul 2009

I can understand today's audiences detachment with silent films…

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By Rachel B (871) on 24 Jul 2009

Murnau's German Expressionist and directing skills were honed to perfection…

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By Eric K (492) on 18 Jul 2009

Who would expect a movie beginning with an affair leading to attempted murder would turn into a rather inspiring love story…

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By Jack W (1,198) on 15 Jul 2009

Ever since Brad Pitt saw his first sunrise in 150 years I have wanted to see this film. To me the film is all about transitions…

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By Tyler P (413) on 09 Jul 2009

Arguably the greatest film ever made, Sunrise is a fantasy, melodrama, romance, horror, suspense and comedy all brilliantly molded together;…

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By Lord N (163) on 30 Jun 2009

My review of Wings transfers over here. the only thing I would have to add is that this one bored me a little more…

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By David O (633) on 26 Jun 2009

This song of the Man and his Wife is of no place and every place; you might hear it anywhere, at any time…

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By Jonathan R (793) on 14 Jun 2009

A seminal silent film. It is beautiful, breathtaking, moving, funny and charming…

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By Philippe D (128) on 24 May 2009

I was highly impressed with this silent film from 1927 starring the handsome Irish actor, George O'Brien, and the Janet Gaynor as his wife…

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By Antonio R (137) on 21 May 2009

A la mención del director alemán F.W. Murnau, al cinéfilo medio se le viene a la mente inevitablemente una palabra: [i]Nosferatu[/i]…

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By Philip T (91) on 15 May 2009

Contains this exchange: SLATTERNLY WOMAN: Sell your farm... come with me to the City. ADULTEROUS HUSBAND: ... and my wife…

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By Blackity B (125) on 03 May 2009

Ok - this is one classic that I really didn`t love…

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By Anne F (623) on 28 Apr 2009

The photography in this Murnau silent film is superb…

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By Kyriakos M (20) on 22 Apr 2009

One of the greatest dramas-love stories ever and I think it's the first of its kind…

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By Ben W (988) on 15 Apr 2009

To me silent movies, excluding Chaplin and Keaton, always appeared overacted with grand gestures and overt facial expressions…

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By Zhanyi J (167) on 26 Mar 2009

Oscar winner in its 1929 for 'Best Unique & Artistic' production, regularly voted amongst the most influential films of all time by panels…

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By Colin Z (68) on 23 Mar 2009

Hadn't seen this one for years, and I should have. Its fabulous…

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By Jetta W (31) on 20 Mar 2009

Truly a milestone in silent cinema; quite possibly the greatest silent film of all…

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