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By Lee Anne W (131) on 23 Nov 2013

Simple farm couple's marriage is tested when a slutty flapper on vacation tries to persuade the husband to murder the wife…

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By Matt H (2,287) on 16 Sep 2013

Lovely, hopeful film. Hard to believe this is from the same director who brought us the terrifying Nosferatu in 1922…

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By Joshua G (618) on 08 Sep 2013

Arguably not just one of the greatest silent films of all time, but one of the greatest FILMS of all time…

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By Dustin D (712) on 30 Jun 2013

At the time, it was -- and still is -- a truly crowning achievement in cinema; thanks in whole due to its imagery and its acting, especially…

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By Audrey M (73) on 16 May 2013

Sunrise is a beautifully filmed and acted silent film about a love struggling to rekindle itself…

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By Wave C (150) on 11 May 2013

Best Drama-Romance Movie I have ever seen…

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By John K (1,706) on 06 Apr 2013

At his mistress's command, a man takes his wife on a boat ride in order to kill her, but he decides against it, and they have a lovely afternoon…

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By Joe H (1,381) on 04 Apr 2013

F.W. Murnau's Hollywood masterpiece...a heart-wrenching tale of a troubled marriage. Powerful and profound…

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By Kem W (97) on 27 Mar 2013

Just a stunningly beautiful film. The cinematography must have been state of the art for 1927…

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By Javier C (165) on 17 Mar 2013

Definitely plays with your emotions! Amazing…

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By Ben R (1,048) on 01 Mar 2013

Sunrise: A song of Two Humans is the apex of great film-making during the silent era, and in my opinion, is only approached in its greatness…

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By Sutthirak P (93) on 18 Feb 2013

Lovely. Janet Gaynor was pretty fantastic. I wish I could watch or adapt it into a musical version…

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By Nick K (690) on 16 Feb 2013

While the story is charming, the pioneering techniques used and overall cinematography are what really stand out…

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By Ryan P (1,021) on 09 Feb 2013

Loved it. Technically innovative and it works very well on a story level…

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By Zach T (240) on 31 Jan 2013

Surprisingly good for a silent film. I know I shouldn't be biased about silence in film but I admit I am…

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By Larry D (146) on 06 Jan 2013

Another one I'd love to see on a big screen. I love to turn off the sound and experiment with different music when watching it…

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By Alexander C (2,448) on 20 Nov 2012

A beautiful Picture that can truly be seen as a milestone in Cinema…

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By Anonymous User (943) on 02 Nov 2012

Saw this at the Egyptian, which was a really nice way to experience something like this (as in, like, in a theater)…

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By Michael B (2,768) on 06 Oct 2012

Terrible! I don't know how anyone can sit through this and be entertained…

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By Mike L (1,553) on 06 Oct 2012

George O'Brien and Janet Gaynor star as a man and a wife who live in no particular place or setting, except on a farm next to a large city,…

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