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What is the best silent film you've ever seen?

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Contributor: pplon4 pplon4
I love anything with Charlie Chaplin, and I love Metropolis!
04/16/2013
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Contributor: Gary Gary
I know it's one of the big ones that everyone is familiar with... but Nosferatu is so creepy that it still works. I love that movie.

That being said, I am a huge Lon Chaney fan. (Sr. - Though he was not really a Sr. - Creighton Chaney changed his name to Lon Chaney Jr. to break into the movie biz). Phantom of the Opera is just one of my all time favorites.
04/16/2013
Contributor: Gary Gary
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Originally posted by pplon4
I love anything with Charlie Chaplin, and I love Metropolis!
I have enjoyed 'bites' of Charlie Chaplin movies... but I am really not that well versed outside of the really famous scenes and gags.
04/16/2013
Contributor: melissa1973 melissa1973
I'm not that old. but I've seen Larurel and Hardey when they were in black and white. I think the only actual silent one I've had the misfourtune of reading was a Charlie Chaplin. I hate subtitles.
04/16/2013
Contributor: gsfanatic gsfanatic
Definitely a Chaplin fan, Buster Keaton is also a great one
04/16/2013
Contributor: MrWishyWashy MrWishyWashy
I have never seen a silent film, seems too quite for me.
04/17/2013
Contributor: GONE! GONE!
Nosferatu and Metropolis were awesome as hell, also this very old horror film... I think it was called The Black Cat or something like that.
04/18/2013
Contributor: spiced spiced
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Originally posted by gsfanatic
Definitely a Chaplin fan, Buster Keaton is also a great one
Yes! Chaplin and Keaton were both comedic geniuses. It's a shame that so many people have never heard of, or seen, Buster Keaton.
04/18/2013
Contributor: Jenny Swallows Jenny Swallows
Torn between Bejamin Christensen's Häxan, and Pandora's Box with Louise Brooks...
04/18/2013
Contributor: ththpup ththpup
Probably something by Harold Lloyd.
04/20/2013
Contributor: Ellenoir Ellenoir
Buster Keaton's Sherlock, Jr. and Chaplin's Modern Times.
04/20/2013
Contributor: babyrock babyrock
I'm new to the scene so the artist
05/06/2013
Contributor: Gary Gary
I totally forgot about the Lon Chaney version of Phantom of the Opera. That was amazing!
05/07/2013