All the Movies
Greg GioiaI'm watching my way chronologically through the history of cinema.
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The Vagabond (Jul. 10, 1916)
I have to admit, every time a Chaplin film pops up in the chronology, I’m a little nervous. I know I’m supposed to love his work, and praise him as an early genius of film, but so far I’ve been unimpressed by him. It’s as if his distinct lo...
My 50 Favorite Horror/Monster Movies
Strictly speaking, I only post here when I record a new podcast for my All the Movies project, but since it’s nearly Halloween, I thought I’d share something I wrote and posted elsewhere. I hope you don’t mind this intrusion! If you never e...
Shoes (Jun. 26,1916)
It’s becoming clear that early filmmakers were not shying away from difficult topics. I’ve already watched movies that deal with abortion, sweatshops, organized crime, class warfare, and race. Poverty has been a common topic as well, and th...
East Lynne (Jun. 19, 1916)
We’ll likely never get to see Theda Bara at the apex of her powers. This is one of only three surviving films in which she had a major role, and none are from her days as a major star. This film, and A Fool There Was, are early works, and t...
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