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reluctantly fall
Jasen 2022-04-23 07:01:36
If viewed as a romance, artist George Valentine has a happy ending. From the perspective of mourning silent films, the art of silent films is helpless and swept into the corner of history. Modern film art is a triumph of technology and a choice of the market. When an art chooses the widest group of people as its audience, it can only abandon the profound and tactful, and instead embrace the simple and direct. No one thinks that an oil painting can't speak or a sculpture can't move, because this is a niche art, and they only choose people who can appreciate them. The audience for the film is the general public, who covet lightheartedness rather than intellectual and aesthetic refinement. Their tastes are changing all the time, no matter old love or new love, they can only give short-term satisfaction, so silent films, black and white films were replaced by sound and color films respectively, and they were also or will be replaced by more advanced and exciting technology, Stereo, IMAX, 3D. . .
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Samara 2022-04-24 07:01:04
This is a movie in the true sense, a black-and-white silent film that seems to be an epoch-making anti-epoch. Telling a story doesn't need to be colorful, it's whether the story itself is interesting or not. The music accompanies the pictures to tell a love story, which makes people trapped and unable to extricate themselves. Love, warmth, humor, anger, all the classic elements are incorporated into it. I'm a nostalgic person to my core, but I'm sure everyone will love this movie
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Rosemary 2022-03-22 09:01:31
If you miss silent films, please watch silent films directly, and if you want to know the development of films, please watch "Singing in the Rain" directly.
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George Valentin: [first lines, heard in one of his films] I won't talk! I won't say a word!
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Peppy Miller: Make way for the young!