What is Yea Forums's favourite pre-1940's film? For me, it's La passion de Jeanne d'Arc.
What is Yea Forums's favourite pre-1940's film? For me, it's La passion de Jeanne d'Arc
Henry Clark
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Nathaniel Barnes
The Big Parade
John Ross
M (1931)
Jayden Ortiz
squeezing this in before some crazy Griffith fanatic ruins the thread
Matthew Perez
this one
Lucas Sanchez
Hunter Mitchell
Incredibly ahead of its time.
Dylan Perry
>Brownlow's 1980 reconstruction was re-edited and released in the United States by American Zoetrope (through Universal Pictures) with a score by Carmine Coppola performed live at the screenings. The restoration premiered in the United States at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on 23–25 January 1981; each performance showed to a standing room only house. Gance could not attend because of poor health. At the end of 24 January screening, a telephone was brought onstage and the audience was told that Gance was listening on the other end and wished to know what they had thought of his film. The audience erupted in an ovation of applause and cheers that lasted several minutes. The acclaim surrounding the film's revival brought Gance much-belated recognition as a master director before his death 11 months later, in November 1981.
I want to see this movie. Is it on Blu-ray yet?
Adrian Campbell
This and Metropolis are definite contenders. Fritz Lang was nothing short of a visionary.
Robert Bailey
I was shocked at how entertaining it was when I first saw it. It's too bad a lot of the movie is in shitty quality, but it's a miracle we have it in as good shape as we do.
Lucas Brown
Lincoln Myers
It is but the whole thing is available on dailymotion like most old stuff
Lincoln Morales
Faust (1926)
Excellent taste.
Jack Jenkins
Grapes of Wrath
Carson Brown
The Birth of a Nation (1915)
Landon Evans
The million ryo pot (1935) was kino
Pic related
Nicholas Watson
The true answer is the Dr. Mabuse trilogy.
Logan King
The Rules of the Game is so good. Every time I try and explain my love for it to someone my words can't do it justice.
Ryder Harris
The Crusades (1935 A. D.)
Alexander Lewis
Brandon Bennett
Was just thinking of this one. My favorite Ozu film.
Isaac Rogers
Underrated as fuck
Ethan Foster
>Faust (1926)
Based. It's amazing how famous Nosferatu is when it's far from the best Murnau film
Levi Adams
There is no movie that makes me happier than Top Hat.
Brandon Adams
Nathan Hall
Joker
Easton Miller
Which everyone knows is The Last Laugh
Nicholas Wright
Almost as great as Sunrise.
Camden Martinez
phantom of the opera
Owen Morgan
The City Without Jews (1924)
Jacob Thompson
Anyone else hate Mark Cousins?
Jayden Kelly
isn't this a lovely day to be caaauuuught in the raaaain
Camden Lee
this for me too.
Cameron Perry
good taste itt, damn
Zachary Martin
The 1934 adaptation of Les Miserables.
Dylan Flores
Rules of the Game.
John King
Kevin Hernandez
David Reed
Jack Rivera
Charles Wilson
Joseph Watson
Dylan Nelson
Andrew Anderson
Alexander Adams
There's so much gangsterkino it's impossible to pick one.
Michael Gomez
Gavin Brooks
My nigga
Adam Perry
Jackson Powell
Kubrick thought that movie was shit so it must be shit
Noah Torres
Nicholas Harris
Jaxson Barnes
David Cox
The Birth of a Nation