Not anymore. I’m just saying…
…that no matter how much cinema or technology evolves — which already seem like the same thing — or how many millions get poured into sharpening photography through more pixels or higher definition, the true visual poems were left to us by silent cinema. That’s why nobody forgets the vampire from “Nosferatu” or the ending of “Sunrise”. Because beauty is not in the what, but in the how.
…that my one of favorite films was created by a genius over a century ago, at a time when the foundations of the seventh art were barely more than itself. And it set the bar so impossibly high that no matter how many ways you imagine the story, you’ll never experience or enjoy it more than this. Because you simply can’t.
…that i recommend it to every living creature: young, old, man, woman, alien… except my worst enemy, who can die wondering.
…that this is unbeatable. Because it doesn’t fade, cool off, or burn out with time; quite the opposite. It makes you wish you could forget it just so you could pretend to watch it for the first time again, even though thats impossible
Not anymore. I’m just saying…
…that no matter how much cinema or technology evolves — which already seem like the same thing — or how many millions get poured into sharpening photography through more pixels or higher definition, the true visual poems were left to us by silent cinema. That’s why nobody forgets the vampire from “Nosferatu” or the ending of “Sunrise”. Because beauty is not in the what, but in the how.
…that my one of favorite films was created by a genius over a century ago, at a time when the foundations of the seventh art were barely more than itself. And it set the bar so impossibly high that no matter how many ways you imagine the story, you’ll never experience or enjoy it more than this. Because you simply can’t.
…that i recommend it to every living creature: young, old, man, woman, alien… except my worst enemy, who can die wondering.
…that this is unbeatable. Because it doesn’t fade, cool off, or burn out with time; quite the opposite. It makes you wish you could forget it just so you could pretend to watch it for the first time again, even though thats impossible
