Pre-World War II Cinema, Combination of Imaginative Art

Nyasia 2022-04-21 09:01:44

The food for the soul can't be broken... "Metropolis" was a silent film in 1927, before World War II... At that time, Hollywood was just a wasteland and German films were already highly developed. The combination of imagination and art was definitely a blockbuster at that time! The background music is performed by the "Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra". It is a real symphony orchestra playing at any time in Germany. It can be seen how powerful the national quality of the whole country is! I didn't feel tired of the movie for more than two hours. I didn't understand why it was related to the original sin before... I don't think it has much to do with it, but the most classic line in it is "The coordinator of the hand and the brain must be the heart", So before I thought why there is no "blindness and ignorance" in the Seven Sins... Maybe I understand!

At that time, because of the circle of friends, I cut a few classics:

The expressions of these people are simply gone?

This picture is also quite profound, have you found a little bit of yourself on the way...

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Extended Reading
  • Moshe 2022-03-22 09:01:34

    Religious elements and dystopia wrapped in sci-fi elements. The regulator of the brain and hands must be the heart! In the dungeon, like the tower of Babita, what people need is the unity of the heart. The uniform but rigid pace and work, the task and the building are grouped together, the mouth of the devil that is bloodless but shocks the soul, the eyes full of horror and desire, the robot seems insidious and cunning, but is actually cold and ruthless. The expression is exaggerated without losing the look, and it is unbelievable that the heroine plays two roles. The editing and photography have also reached the level of magic films

  • Maria 2022-03-21 09:01:40

    C + / The look and feel fell from the ten-star fluctuation at the beginning, and the integrated explosion editing and audio-visual four-star. It is undeniably a masterpiece worthy of the times. If Fritz Lang had an ending as shocking as the beginning, the Matrix and the like would obviously not have their current status in film history. The strongest feeling after reading it is why I haven't read the Bible yet.

Metropolis quotes

  • Monk in the Pulpit: Verily, I say unto you, the days spoken of in the Apocalypse are nigh!

  • Freder: I must have a person who is faithful to me, Josaphat - how else will I be able to fulfill my destiny - ?