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Auir2blaze

How some cool silent film effects were done
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Auir2blaze

Comparing the 1925 silent version of Ben-Hur with the 1959 remake
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Auir2blaze

The Dickson Experimental Sound Film, made in late 1894 or early 1895, is the first known film with live-recorded sound. For all of the silent era it was possible to make movies with sound, but it took about 30 years to figure out a way to keep the sound in sync with the picture
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purplenurple100000

What theatres hire understudies?
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Suitable_Judge_8999

Does anybody know any other dark Peanuts comic strip like thie one?
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Auir2blaze

Roundhay Garden Scene (1888) is believed to be the oldest surviving film
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globehopper2

What’s the best depiction of Native Americans in a western?
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Restless_spirit88

The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973)
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Auir2blaze

High Treason (1929) is a British science-fiction film that imagines life in the futuristic year 1950
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0aguywithglasses0

Silent Movie YouTube Channels?
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notagoodcartoonist

What’s one comic strip that had a notable decline in quality over the years?
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Auir2blaze

The Dancing Pig (1907)
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ryantaylor_

South Shore Centre - Bridgewater NS, Canada (2023/2024)
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Auir2blaze

Douglas Fairbanks in The Thief of Bagdad (1924)
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Less-Conclusion5817

Who should have won the 1st Academy Awards (1929)?
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mmofrki

Safety Last is interesting to me because it shows a small glimpse of life in those days. (Possible Spoliers)

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mmofrki

Did actors actually say lines in silent films?

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harry_powell

What are the absolute classics of Alfred Hitchcock Presents
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Auir2blaze

Martin Scorsese used At the Foot of the Flatiron (1903) as a reference when making The Age of Innocence (1993)
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Auir2blaze

Shots from silent films that were inspired by paintings
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Maya-kardash

Macy’s In Downtown Brooklyn, Fulton Mall closing

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Auir2blaze

Anna May Wong in Piccadilly (1929)
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Auir2blaze

Roscoe Arbuckle mailing a letter in The Hayseed (1919)
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Auir2blaze

7th Heaven (1927), directed by Frank Borzage
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Horrorlover656

Any silent films with impressive dance sequences?