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The psychological subtlety of the silent cinema owes much to a complex visual grammar that D. W. Griffith employed to tell surprisingly old-fashioned stories. August 21, 2013 | Full Review…
The psychological subtlety of the silent cinema owes much to a complex visual grammar that D. W. Griffith employed to tell surprisingly old-fashioned stories.
Richard Brody
One of D.W. Griffith's most beautiful films, a pastoral fable of a sort that no one could ever make again, because the sensitivity and spirit have vanished along with the landscape. August 19, 2013 | Full Review…
One of D.W. Griffith's most beautiful films, a pastoral fable of a sort that no one could ever make again, because the sensitivity and spirit have vanished along with the landscape.
Dave Kehr
Griffith has handled the picture in the same masterly way that he usually has things done. March 26, 2009 | Full Review…
Griffith has handled the picture in the same masterly way that he usually has things done.
Variety Staff
Once more, D. W. Griffith, ably assisted by [his cast and crew], has brought meaningful humanity to the screen, more nearly pure, less mixed with artificiality, than it has ever been in a motion picture play, except in other works of Mr. Griffith. March 25, 2006 | Full Review…
Once more, D. W. Griffith, ably assisted by [his cast and crew], has brought meaningful humanity to the screen, more nearly pure, less mixed with artificiality, than it has ever been in a motion picture play, except in other works of Mr. Griffith.
NYT Staff
All it satisfied in us was our intelligence, our artistic conscience. Somehow that more vital motion picture target, our heart -- rather an impressionable, not to say sentimental heart, at that -- was never really struck. July 30, 2019 | Full Review…
All it satisfied in us was our intelligence, our artistic conscience. Somehow that more vital motion picture target, our heart -- rather an impressionable, not to say sentimental heart, at that -- was never really struck.
Virginia Tracy
An exceedingly old-fashioned, but quite appealing, silent romance, featuring one of Lillian Gish's finest performances. August 19, 2013 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
An exceedingly old-fashioned, but quite appealing, silent romance, featuring one of Lillian Gish's finest performances.
Griffith couldn't be more sentimental and moralistic. May 27, 2007 | Rating: C- | Full Review…
Griffith couldn't be more sentimental and moralistic.
Dennis Schwartz
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