brownings aesthetic was just so

nah, might be a peep down the line

kinda needed get into browning a bit. last time i watched was West of Zanzibar which came out 1928 lol

watch anything you can find that he did with Chaney

havent seen Cameraman or Steamboat Bill in years

I would recommend this: letterboxd.com/film/lonesome

steamboat bill is my fave keaton along with the general
like it more than sherlock jr even

i gave it 4.5 but i havent seen it in 4 years cant remember a thing

gon be a masterful rewatch then

when hollywood bout to transition to talking pictures

Wedding March the thing im most exited to finally watch

Ive only seen Laugh Clown Laugh. Lon Chaney plays a depressed clown who falls in love with his adopted daughter. She turns him down and he kills himself. 5/5 great comedy.

audio killed the silencio star

decent? was about to download that

Yeah it was alright. No masterpiece but Lon Chaney's always fun to watch.

many don't and many survived

Passion Of Joan is such a gargantuan level up for cinema as a whole first time somebody really had you intimately up close and personal in the middle of the set the with a bunch of actors. Cant think of anything else that feels like this.

took Murnaus Last Laugh developments to 11

what i got queued up for '28 eurekas Joan cover

Just saw The Passion of Joan of Arc and I agree with the consensus here.

Contender for the best female performance of all time but you also have an incredibly shot film that's visually stunning in every frame.

struggling to find West of Zanzibar looks too good

i got a download link for that

Four Sons by John Ford. Pretty good film even the moving tracking shot across the NML

had it queued up for ages but havent watched yet

digital queue