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By Theo H (19) on 09 Aug 2007

One of the best movies I've ever seen. Artistic, gripping. It's what a movie should be like…

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By William M (1,438) on 28 Jul 2007

Awesome. I'm going to buy this film when I get the overdraft though. Ever been torn between two different women? This is one to watch then…

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By Rafaele L (81) on 28 Jul 2007

Propably the first movie that put camera in motion in a way that it became a poetry…

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By Fabio Y (4) on 23 Jul 2007

A lesson for all filmmakers, F.W.murnau first film in america, shows how, that feeling you get when you first kiss a girl you been in love…

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By Matt G (2,017) on 23 Jul 2007

A stunning, incredibly potent film that marked the end of the silent era…

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By Phillip G (271) on 16 Jul 2007

Masterpiece... the greatest film of american silent cinema, the greatest non avant garde film of the silent film era…

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By Nathan M (1,055) on 12 Jul 2007

Possibly the greatest love story put on film, and all told through the magic storytelling device of silent cinema…

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By Kristen C (123) on 10 Jul 2007

One of my favorite silent films - first movie to win an oscar. It's seriously a movie that I dont feel I could do justice - you've got to see it…

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By J M (910) on 09 Jul 2007

You know...whn you think about the fact that this movie is like 80 years old, it really makes you sad how visually unappealing movies have…

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By Jordan T (851) on 06 Jul 2007

Surprisingly heart felt and touching. The cinematography is amazing for a silent film, and the story somehow manages to stand the test of time…

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By Cara B (107) on 04 Jul 2007

Probably the best silent film that I've seen. The cinematography is phenomenal and the acting is sheerly wonderful…

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By Ben D (1,196) on 30 Jun 2007

The most perfect piece of cinema made at the end of the silent era. Never has it been bettered…

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By Oliver S (262) on 26 Jun 2007

A beautiful film, fell completely for it. It's quite perfect…

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By Carley J (14) on 24 Jun 2007

Silent perfection…

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By Matthew H (1,857) on 21 Jun 2007

One of the most beautiful stories to come out of the silent era. It belongs right next to Chaplin's City Lights…

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By Guido P (18) on 21 Jun 2007

Another one of the few silent films that works. I saw it in film school and really enjoyed it, even though it was sort of uneven…

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By Kris C (122) on 20 Jun 2007

Once described by Cahiers du cinema as the single greatest masterwork in the history of cinema, FW Murnau's 'Sunrise' finished seventh in the…

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By Elaine C (58) on 19 Jun 2007

It achieves emotions that most talking pictures don't anymore…

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By Julian P (98) on 17 Jun 2007

So far, Sunrise is the most emotional cinematic experience I've had all year…

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By Dan C (729) on 17 Jun 2007

One the best films, I haveever seen. Only I didn't know it then…

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