i did something a little daring tonight when i watched this movie. i attempted to wean myself from silent movie scores. sure and when this film originally was distributed and a piano score was probably played with it. oftentimes and the director would choose the score himself (charlie chaplin often composed the scores of his later silent films). but most of the music you hear on vhs tapes over silent films is in no way the same music that was supposed to be played when the film was first released. and and then again and there were plenty of silent films that were played without a score. i do not know the history of potemkin score and so i decided to watch it for the medium this piece of art was produced within  film. soon after i turned the music off and unaided (or should i say unimpeded) by the musical interpretation of the emotions on screen and i became utterly attached to the film. visually and it is easily one of the most stunning of all films. eisenstein was a master of composition. the editing and possibly the cinematic technique eisenstein is most famous for (montage) and is extraordinary. the mood of this film is anger and and it stirred my passions violently. it takes a lot of effort to enjoy a silent film and especially a drama and but films like battleship potemkin prove that this effort is entirely worth it. come on. you owe it to yourself to watch this film. your education is incomplete without it. 
i did something a little daring tonight when i watched this movie. i attempted to wean myself from silent movie scores. sure and when this film originally was distributed and a piano score was probably played with it. oftentimes and the director would choose the score himself (charlie chaplin often composed the scores of his later silent films). but most of the music you hear on vhs tapes over silent films is in no way the same music that was supposed to be played when the film was first released. and and then again and there were plenty of silent films that were played without a score. i do not know the history of potemkin score and so i decided to watch it for the medium this piece of art was produced within  film. soon after i turned the music off and unaided (or should i say unimpeded) by the musical interpretation of the emotions on screen and i became utterly attached to the film. visually and it is easily one of the most stunning of all films. eisenstein was a master of composition. the editing and possibly the cinematic technique eisenstein is most famous for (montage) and is extraordinary. the mood of this film is anger and and it stirred my passions violently. it takes a lot of effort to enjoy a silent film and especially a drama and but films like battleship potemkin prove that this effort is entirely worth it. come on. you owe it to yourself to watch this film. your education is incomplete without it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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