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 Member 682 Level 31.93 Mar 2006 
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Silent Films
Ok, I just watched "Metropolis" by Fritz Lang today, and Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is up next, but I was wondering:
Are there any REALLY REALLY good Silent Films (like metropolis) out there? Like, ones that you'd gladly recommend to anyone? Foreign Films? Anything not naturally in English? Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 682 Level 31.93 Mar 2006
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Ok, thanks for the links guys!
Just finished Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and it sucked booty. Of course, I had high hopes after seeing Metropolis, so no wonder I was rather disappointed. Finished Ivan the Terrible Part II also. Pretty good, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone that didn't have a sick fascination with Prokofiev. How ya doing, buddy? |
Member 682 Level 31.93 Mar 2006
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lol.
Well, I suppose it was the score that did it in. I mean, it was SO BORING, musically. The movie itself was pretty interesting, though. Plus it was tinted (-1 point), grainy picture (-15 points) and more for amusement than for intellectual depth like metropolis [that or I'm just shallow] (-3 points). This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
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