Review of Way Down East (1920) by Sabrina A — 18 Oct 2007
Way to go father of film, D.W. Griffith. I thought this film was amazing, from the soundtrack to the emotions to the country versus city to the tormented run in the snow. If I were alive in 1920 and homosexuality wasn't as taboo as it was, I'd marry Lillian Gish.
My god, that woman is gorgeous.
This review of Way Down East (1920) was written by Sabrina A on 18 Oct 2007.
Way Down East has generally received positive reviews.
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