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They're priceless for permitting me to see

Posted by ArdRi on March 9, 2011 at 21:14:51:
Life in such a time. Its taken some time and persistant watching to develop the patience and discipline that my immersion in present day culture will not prevent my attending to these films.
I watched "The Last Laugh" over the weekend. Murnau directing Jannings who loses his prominant job as Doorman at a posh Hotel beging demoted to Washroom Attendant..
It really was difficult to find the patience to sit and watch these very old silent movies.
This particular film has a very nice modern score which may have contributed to keeping my interest through the whole film. I approached them initially for historical intertest and found some kind of new sympathy for the brevity of human life as I watch these ground breakers creating the new world of Film making.