Donald Crisp

Donald Crisp

  • Born: 1882-7-27
  • Height: 5' 10" (1.78 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Rogelio 2022-03-22 09:02:57

      partisanship

      As director Griffith's another classic masterpiece after "The Birth of a Nation", although this film is not as good as "The Birth of a Nation" in terms of box office results, its artistic value is higher than the previous one. This movie has more depth. It was produced and distributed by the...

    • Rhett 2022-04-19 09:03:11

      The cradle of tolerance, love and kindness

      I believe tolerance is the eternal theme of human beings. Although Fang Long has calmly pointed out that it is not the category of symbiosis with humans. I would rather stubbornly believe that it is only the temporal form rather than the substantive definition of the subject. First, the definition...

    • Colt 2022-04-22 07:01:54

      Such a huge scene has extraordinary magnanimity. It runs through the cradle from beginning to end to the final human growth. Relying on the four themes of religion, country, faith, and Jesus, it conveys the ideals and beliefs of perfect love and peace through the themes of dissent and tolerance. In the surreal cross-shaped situation, the symbiosis of angels and human beings kills the grief in the story. The battle scene of defending Babylon is especially boiling. The desolation in the latter part is weakened. The Medici completely fell into the abyss of evil. The richness of the expression includes the core of comedy, tragedy, myth, etc. It is not boring to watch. Griffith-style "justice rescue" will not be absent. In general, Babylon has fallen > modern love > Medici = Jesus story. Cover up. Fast moving. The bell variations are amazing. A pair of white doves, a pair of children. The most pure tolerance and love in the world are hidden.

    • Ahmad 2022-03-14 08:01:02

      This film from a hundred years ago was like an amazing but doomed cinematic experiment at the time. The vast majority of film skills played by later directors are really just the continuous improvement of "Party Dissent". The most ambitious may be the epic city of Babylon. Technically, it is a parallel montage that challenges the audience, especially the paragraphs where the car gallops and the carriage gallops for the lover.

    Intolerance quotes

    • Intertitle: Intolerance, burning and slaying.

    • Prince Belshazzar: [to the Princess Beloved - In the doomed city] Our marriage will be announced tomorrow. This bud will blossom - -- tomorrow.