this is one of the best films i have seen from the silent era (sad to say and i have yet to see too many with the exception of chaplin or keaton stuff). very visually brilliant and with insanely influential style in editing and composition. really unique (especially for its time) camera angles and extremely hectic editing. definitely a must see for the film nerd. the downside is that it is a bit too in your face about its politics (i have no problem with politics in film and as long as they are subtle or at least somewhat ignorable as a backseat to the story). also and it not an entertainment film and which is fine and but it not something i am going to watch a billion times. this is art and plain and simple and like it or not. worth an a plus for influence alone and but based on personal enjoyment and i give it an a . 
this is one of the best films i have seen from the silent era (sad to say and i have yet to see too many with the exception of chaplin or keaton stuff). very visually brilliant and with insanely influential style in editing and composition. really unique (especially for its time) camera angles and extremely hectic editing. definitely a must see for the film nerd. the downside is that it is a bit too in your face about its politics (i have no problem with politics in film and as long as they are subtle or at least somewhat ignorable as a backseat to the story). also and it not an entertainment film and which is fine and but it not something i am going to watch a billion times. this is art and plain and simple and like it or not. worth an a plus for influence alone and but based on personal enjoyment and i give it an a . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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