Intolerance Comments

Newell 2022-03-20 09:03:06

612@Cineplex four and a half stars. "hatred & intolerance battled against love & charity" Four stories, epic fan, Griffith of the Great Death. The parallel editing is too heavy, the cradle imagery is too frequent, and the climax of the last half hour of the crossover. Babylon's set and scheduling are amazing, and the smooth performance is naturally outstanding in its contemporaries. "100th Anniversary", applaud the director's ambition. Personally, it is the originator of American emotional educa

Dexter 2022-03-20 09:03:06

I don't know if this is the first work in the history of film with a multi-line parallel narrative? When several stories reached their climax at the same time, it brought tears to my eyes. When watching it, it is inevitable to think of "Ben-Hur" and "Heaven's Gate" and other big-budget productions, those gorgeous Babylonian dances... [The quality of the restored version of the theater is very good, the Blu-ray should be fast!...

Abelardo 2022-03-20 09:03:06

"Today is like yesterday, the world's human feelings are endlessly changing. The cradle is shaking, bringing the same passion, the same joys and sorrows to human beings." Alternate montage, Modern "Mother and the Law", Jewish "The Passion of Christ", Medieval French "The Massacre of Our Lady of Zelem" and ancient "The Fall of Babylon". coloring video. The first big close-up, big vision. The box-office failure is a counterpoint to the film's forward-thinking. great...

Eusebio 2022-03-20 09:03:06

The decision to watch this film until now is naturally correct. Griffith's scene scheduling is indeed a well-deserved master, but in terms of concept, if you remove the Medici French Massacre, the Jesus part will deepen and metamorphose to echo. The setting of redemption at the end of the film should be able to achieve better results. After all, the story of the little cutie and the young man is too orthodox, and the Babylonian epic has already included two levels of Medici. Except for the...

Lonzo 2022-03-20 09:03:06

The concise use of color and the unprecedented montage editing method express the great theme of love and...

Chaim 2022-03-19 09:01:10

It is also a voluntary brush. Literature, drama and religion had a profound influence on early cinema. Much like the Chinese Zhanghui-style legends, several stories talk about one theme. But people are awesome, and they can edit in parallel, jump back and forth in time and space (fortunately, I didn't actually shoot through time...), and use images as text to write articles. In the silent film era, the character cards were really long and the stories were mediocre. Moving the camera to shoot...

Candice 2022-03-19 09:01:10

In 1916, World War I was in full swing to the meat grinder of Verdun, and the Olympic Games were forced to be terminated for the first time; Yuan Shikai's Chinese Empire fell into a war of warlords after eighty-three days. In that year, the whole world was in chaos. 103 years later, the earth is still full of...

Lolita 2022-03-19 09:01:10

One is the fall of Babylon, the other is also an ancient massacre, and the last one is a modern story. When you look at it, you get distracted without realizing it. There are many big scenes, but watching those battles carefully crafted by Griffith. The scene always felt a little funny. The melee crowd seemed to be tumbling dumplings in boiling water, which didn't shock me at all, but I really liked the last modern...

Frieda 2022-03-19 09:01:10

It's not a movie, it's an epic, it's Greg's film academic paper! From the fall of Babylon to the crucifixion of Jesus to the massacre of St. Bartholomew in France to the modern labor conflict, it is a parallel narrative with multiple threads, expressing only one theme, the simplest but most profound, love and tolerance. A grand masterpiece, but there is no lack of moving details, the techniques are several generations ahead, and the subtitles are quoted by the blog! It is said that this movie...

Franco 2022-03-19 09:01:10

After watching it, I can finally feel what a movie starts with Griffith. There are all kinds of shocks on the big screen. This year coincides with the 100th anniversary of its release. The five-year SIFF has ended perfectly. There are both delicate emotions and grand war scenes, four-line cross editing, last-minute rescue, rich changes in scene and camera position, subtitle cards only explain the background or quotes, and most of them rely on performance and editing. era. I finally shouted the...