What are the best silent kinos?
So far I've seen Phantom of the Opera (1925) and Metropolis (1927).
What are the best silent kinos?
Liam Thompson
Hunter Miller
Sherlock, Jr.
Eli Sullivan
Passion of Joan of Arc
Dreyer's Vampire
Sunrise
The Other Gods
Nosferatu
Battleship Potemkin
Jacob Campbell
Wings
The Lodger
The Birth of a Nation
Nosferatu
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Faust
The Circus
The Gold Rush
Anthony Evans
Quest of Fire
Leo Reyes
Birth of a Nation
Battleship Potemkin
Every Charie Chaplin
Every Buster Keaton
The Ten Commandments
All Quiet on the Western Front
That's a good start
Noah Reed
Edison Kinetoscopic Record of a Sneeze (1894)
Did you watch opera 25 or 29?
Matthew Ward
i feel most of the 'people' these days (especially children) will only watch a movie if its in color, as if it doesn't interest them within 3 minutes, they'll stop watching it.
but to answer your question, the navigator.
Benjamin Gutierrez
Faust has some great images but it's Germanically slow.
For "Every Charlie Chaplin" I would suggest Gold Rush and Modern Times. Those are frequently referenced must-sees at the top of his game.
Brandon Lopez
keaton > chaplin
Jason Martin
Man Who Laughs is kino and has some imagery that still disturbs me decades later
Joshua Carter
haxan
the phantom carriage
Isaiah Rivera
The Phantom Carriage
Ryder Collins
>All Quiet on the Western Front
that’s a talkie, pseud.
Josiah Campbell
>tfw missed the sale on the blu ray a few days ago
Asher Thomas
Häxan
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Anything by Murnau
Anything by Fritz Lang
Julian Garcia
L'Age D'Or
Jace Bennett
Nosferatu
Caligari
Wyatt Jackson
dr. calimari
Jeremiah Lee
I dated a girl who refused to watch Psycho with me because it was """"black and white and boring""""""
Coincidentally I broke up with her a week later.
Samuel Rivera
Passion of Joan of Arc and Sunrise is when silent cinema perfected itself
Easton Peterson
>tfw those are the only two that I've seen
I'd love to go to an old theater with a live performance from a musician as the film plays.
Ryan Barnes
The Diary of a Lost Girl
Pandora's Box
The Wind
Chang: a drama of the Wilderness
Nosferatu
Cabinet of dr. Caligari
The Monster (1925)
Desert Nights
West of Zanzibar
The Unholy Three
Legong: dance of the Virgins
All Quiet on the Western Front (alternate silent version)
The Kid
Shoulder Arms
The Better 'Ole
Those are just a few great ones off the top of my head.
Adam Price
>he never watched caligari with john zorns organ score
youtube.com
Henry Bennett
Look up the silent version, pal. There was a silent version for theaters that hadn't converted to sound yet and it was refurbished by Eastman house recently.
Adam Ward
The Thief if Baghdad
Pretty much the first summer special effects movie. There's this Asian girl in it I really want to fuck.
Connor Rodriguez
Woman in the Moon is a good Lang film.
Evan Carter
Orphans of the Storm
Kevin Brooks
Anna May Wong was very pretty. I also like her in Picadilly from 1929.
Asher Green
Intolerance (1916)
Tol'able David (1921)
Nanook of the North (1922)
Carter Richardson
This.
Jason Collins
Safety Last
Charles Ward
nice damage control
Elijah Harris
>kino
You need to go back to Redshit
Brody Jackson
I'm not the first guy but the silent version is kino. You should watch it if you haven't. If you live in the US, it's been on TCM a few times in the last couple years.
Adam Lopez
Benjamin Gomez
Fuck Battleship Potemkin.
It’s a shit film, that just be viewd as a flipbook.
Nolan Bailey
Batlleship Potemkin should sink, and never be seen again.
It’s an insult to filmaking.
Dylan Barnes
you need to lurk more, newfag
Evan Russell
This version of Frankenstein is pretty great.
youtube.com
Blake Clark
Smile!
Aiden Wright
at least link the hd restored version
blogs.loc.gov
Nathan Gonzalez
the bit with the mirror freaked me out
Daniel Flores
Xavier Brown
Ed Wood but it isn't legit
Lucas Russell
I really enjoyed Broken Blossoms
John Jones
>Ed Wood
literally has nothing to do with silent films. the fuck are you talking about?
Henry Evans
I didn't read the post lol
Sebastian Fisher
yes, but Chaplin is still great
physical comedy needs autistic perfectionists to be remembered
David Hernandez
Chaplin has more heart but Keaton has better stunts. There are several times where he almost died in the filming of only one film.
Andrew Perry
Is the silent Ten Commandments worth watching if I've already seen the colour one?
David Wright
Lloyd >>>>>> Keaton > Chaplin
Nathaniel Cook
Gold Rush with Charlie challin
Camden Williams
I like Lloyd too but that is just objectively false.
Chaplin>>Keaton>>>>Lloyd= Linder
Sebastian Rivera
>LOLE CHAPLIN SLAPPED A GUYS ASS AND SLIPPED ON HIS OWN PISS
Nicholas Jackson
never mind, i'll try doing research next time
Isaiah Jackson
> Passion
As long as you watch it with the voices of light soundtrack.
Daniel Taylor
Chaplin was an exceptional actor and made Kubrick look lazy you fucking pleb
Dominic Morgan
his shorts are pretty boring senpai. ill watch modern times sometime.
Isaac Parker
This although I like The Kid and Modern Times.
Cooper Williams
Very beautiful soundtrack/ oratorio fpr the film
>femme engendre bataille et guerre! Exile gent de gaste terre!
Oliver Wright
Elijah Davis
Best of each-
Chaplin: Modern Times
Keaton: Steamboat Bill Jr.
Lloyd: Never Weaken
Linder: Seven Years Bad Luck
Jackson Edwards
Meshes of the Afternoon