The Land of 1,000 Movies
Blogging My Way Through The New York Times Book of Movies
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Battleship Potemkin (1925)
“. . . it is a production in which the director displays a vivid imagination and an artistic appreciation of motion picture values.” – Mordaunt Hall
The Gold Rush (1925)
“It is as much a dramatic story as a comedy.” – Mordaunt Hall[1]
Nanook of the North (1922)
“But Nanook of the North . . . is real on the screen. Its people, as they appear to the spectator, are not acting, but living.”
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