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By Chris D (2,215) on 19 Jun 2010

While a good film, it does little to change the fact that I just don't like silent films…

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By Matteo N (24) on 09 Jun 2010

This is really good-I cried, laughed and cried some more…

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By Cindy I (193) on 21 May 2010

A breathtaking example of early cinema courtesy of F.W. Murnau. A young married farmer is having an affair with a woman from the city…

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By Marion R (356) on 26 Apr 2010

The second best silent picture ever made, behind Erich von Stroheim's Greed…

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By Jonathan H (1,173) on 15 Apr 2010

Held aloft by director F. W…

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By Neil D (194) on 15 Apr 2010

This amazing silent film is very poignant and brilliantly acted by Janet Gaynor in an Academy Award winning performance. Well acted by all…

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By James H (4,675) on 15 Apr 2010

100/100. This amazing silent film is very poignant and brilliantly acted by Janet Gaynor in an Academy Award winning performance…

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By Mark L (1,544) on 13 Apr 2010

Beautiful and very enjoyable. Murnau at his best, this film was planned and story set in Germany but made in Hollywood! And it really doesn't show…

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By Sean H (887) on 10 Apr 2010

Pretty great silent film. Probably the most intense beginning to a silent movie I have seen so far, and an epically wonderful ending…

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By Jenna I (601) on 10 Apr 2010

Definitely a gorgeous film... every shot is so well planned. The plot is a little strange but the acting makes up for it, very sincere…

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By Mihai K (6) on 19 Mar 2010

Cinema was about to hit a major milestone in 1927: The talking picture was to be born with the arrival of The Jazz Singer, rendering silent…

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By Randy M (359) on 12 Mar 2010

This is exactly as good as it is made out to be, if a bit dated considering it was filmed in 1927…

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By Camden N (78) on 01 Mar 2010

An extraordinary movie…

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By Nathan S (826) on 21 Feb 2010

F.W. Murnau did awesomely in telling this story. The pictures spoke volumes…

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By Emre T (116) on 20 Feb 2010

Like Citizen Kane, Sunrise is one of those movies that introduce viewers to the notion of film as art…

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By Rosie N (23) on 17 Feb 2010

Never trust those city women. Especially if your a sociopathic farmer…

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By Christian O (71) on 22 Jan 2010

It was tough watching a silent movie watched 10/25/09…

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By John S (2,711) on 14 Jan 2010

A simple story that takes the viewer through the whole range of emotions…

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By Danielle K (539) on 09 Jan 2010

Every time I watch this Murnau beaut it creeps up on Citizen Kane in my eyes as the greatest of all films; this is firmly number two…

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By Jeremy B (846) on 31 Dec 2009

One of the most beautiful things ever created by humans. Seriously…

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