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By Alexander P (1,095) on 21 Jan 2012

Absolutely incredible, even without sound Murnau has the ability to make actions speak volumes - the script is superb and the acting spotless…

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By Muhammad T (41) on 14 Jan 2012

Mind intriguing in terms of what's art…

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By Josh G (853) on 13 Dec 2011

Masterpiece? Totally. Anyone that ever thought a silent film could entertaining obviously hasn't seen this one…

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By Shauna R (29) on 10 Dec 2011

Quite simply beautiful. One of very few honest and poignant true love stories in cinema…

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By Brian S (2,291) on 05 Dec 2011

Simply one of the greatest films of all time. Such a simple story but filled with so many emotions. This films takes you away in the truest sense…

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By Luiserghio M (237) on 23 Nov 2011

Life us much the same, sometimes bitter, sometimes sweet Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, qué nombre…

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By Reid V (193) on 13 Nov 2011

Did you say 1927? Are you kidding me? Murnau's first American film is a visual masterpiece and decades ahead of it's time…

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By Eric B (2,026) on 26 Oct 2011

Best Picture Project (1927 Winner): Here's a film that hasn't aged in the slightest despite being nearly 85 years old…

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By Ibrahim E (7) on 25 Oct 2011

While watching Sunrise, one cannot help being astonished by just how powerful silent cinema could be though visual means…

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By Sasha W (63) on 08 Oct 2011

The most beautiful movie I have ever scene. Made me realize the beauty in mankind. My top favorite movie of all time…

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By Priyu K (47) on 23 Sep 2011

A little more than half the stars for a little more than half the movie…

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By Dillon L (734) on 18 Sep 2011

Murnau really is a master at mise en scene. Such a powerful, effective and lovely example of silent art. Absolutely beautiful…

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By The-Lords A (234) on 05 Sep 2011

We just saw this film last Thursday during my Development of Film Expression class. And for me at the last, it did keep me on my seat…

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By Lori B (339) on 04 Sep 2011

Sunrise is one of the last, great silent films…

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By I Don't Know W (791) on 13 Aug 2011

Well a film which was well ahead of its time.....Probably one of the most artistic silent movies ever made.....A true masterpiece…

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By Martin S (921) on 04 Aug 2011

Besides the intense and well-written love relations, violent at heart, this is a film with cinematic qualities way ahead of time as well as…

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By Ro D (267) on 01 Aug 2011

So beautiful amazing loveable and a master piece…

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By Garrett C (538) on 19 Jul 2011

I can't find the words to express the artistic beauty of this film…

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By Stephen L (620) on 07 Jun 2011

Absolutely Brilliant, one of the most superbly shot and acted movie of silent area…

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By Alexandre L (81) on 02 Jun 2011

One of the finest films ever made from the silent era…

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