yeah

1915

well, details nat

19 fucking 15 is when this movie was made

yup

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pretty important film

well

Shame it was made by a complete fuck

anyone wants to watch something

dm me

Nah I'm about to head to class

a seminal commercial spectacle but also a decisively original work of art—in effect, the founding work of cinematic realism, albeit a work that was developed to pass lies off as reality. It's tempting to think of the film's influence as evidence of the inherent corruption of realism as a cinematic mode—but it's even more revealing to acknowledge the disjunction between its beauty, on the one hand, and, on the other, its injustice and falsehood. The movie's fabricated events shouldn't lead any viewer to deny the historical facts of slavery and Reconstruction. But they also shouldn't lead to a denial of the peculiar, disturbingly exalted beauty of Birth of a Nation, even in its depiction of immoral actions and its realization of blatant propaganda. The worst thing about The Birth of a Nation is how good it is. The merits of its grand and enduring aesthetic make it impossible to ignore and, despite its disgusting content, also make it hard not to love. And it's that very conflict that renders the film all the more despicable, the experience of the film more of a torment—together with the acknowledgment that Griffith, whose short films for Biograph were already among the treasures of world cinema, yoked his mighty talent to the cause of hatred (which, still worse, he sincerely depicted as virtuous)

lol

Bye boo-boo @I-VaPE-ChEMtrAiLS

the film is studied in many history of film classes

Right

left

lol

it has a cool poster

Means he dies in battle

stupid dumbass

...

hha a contradiction

?

Sorry

I am thinking out aloud

clearly

I am bored ok

clearly

surrounded by complete silence

makes me hear my thoughts

go watch a movie

Probably will

Birth of a Nation is only good if you are a film wank and care about the development of different shots

I am hella triggered

Otherwise it's a 4/10 that is best described as "boy I'm glad I don't live in the 1910s"

the number of legs a horse has in the air in a statue indicates how the rider died.

2 legs in the air: rider died in battle
1 leg in the air: rider died by wounds made in battle
0 legs in the air: rider died by any other reason

@Citizen Z