This film is at the top of my list of best pictures of all time. I don't care if it happens to be German or if it is silent. The sets, the acting, the makeup, the cinematography, so much about this film is unique. I get something new from it each time I see it. Perhaps film students should be required to see it.
The sets were very low budget due to the state of Germany so soon after the defeat of WW1. They made do with what they had and the horrors of war leave their mark in a subtle way in the background.
@@irenahacki911 I never said there was. My point was that I disagree with people who see these details as a liability, and won't watch the film for those reasons. What a stupid and pointless reply.
Music changes over the years: 1920-1959, 1985-present: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari’s theme. 1960-1981: The Great Zeigfield’s theme. 1982-1984, 1997-1999: Psycho’s theme from 1960.
![Nosferatu (1922) [Silent Movie]](/img/1.gif)
This score might be the best one that I’ve heard for this film. It fits the tone of the movie perfectly, and really adds to the whole creep factor.
Yes, so true. The score can make or break a silent movie for me.
I wonder which version this actually is? Haven't seen this version before anywhere.
@@EdgeOfEntropy17 I would also like to know this information
End credits tell it all: composed by Timothy Brock.
This film is at the top of my list of best pictures of all time. I don't care if it happens to be German or if it is silent.
The sets, the acting, the makeup, the cinematography, so much about this film is unique. I get something new from it each time I see it. Perhaps film students should be required to see it.
The sets were very low budget due to the state of Germany so soon after the defeat of WW1. They made do with what they had and the horrors of war leave their mark in a subtle way in the background.
lol nothing wrong by being german movie, human, food, beer or whatever. what a stupid sentence in a good comment ;-)
@@irenahacki911 I never said there was. My point was that I disagree with people who see these details as a liability, and won't watch the film for those reasons.
What a stupid and pointless reply.
@@WarReport. And it worked so well for this film, giving it a dreamlike feeling from start to finish.
100 yrs old & it still hols up. (posted 12/28/2020)
My mind has been blown... Thanks so much for uploading this ^.^
"The Shutter Island" of 1920. Excellent work!
15:49: When Cesare emerges from slumber - one of the great moments in cinema.
What a beautiful movie!
This was really cool!
i am watching it as a required piece for a film introduction course on uni (:
Thnaks for sub italian!
I have seen a handful of silent films [Nosferatu, Phantom of Opera], but this one is my fave. Also a creepy soundtrack.
You'd love "Metropolis", then.
Daniel Blanton Metropolis is the best silent movie !
Music changes over the years:
1920-1959, 1985-present: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari’s theme.
1960-1981: The Great Zeigfield’s theme.
1982-1984, 1997-1999: Psycho’s theme from 1960.
Are you saying there is a copy to the psycho soundtrack
Which version is the video here?
Psycho
Thanks for posting this, and the score is amazing. Do you have any info on who wrote it, or when? Thanks!
excellent, thankyou
Color redesign actions over the years of this film:
Sepia first: 1920-1959
B&W: 1960-1983
Sepia second: 1984-1999
Color sepia: 1985-present
A must see for all classic movie e fans 🙂👍👍👍
How does he cure the guy tho?
Cesare je v skutočnosti Syd Barrett , neskoršie sa stal členom skupiny Pink Floyd .
WOW!!!!!!!!
We are required to see it.
first sight of ian
mike skrips laugh dish korean
nixon conceding
yo ThanatoutheosJr this movie is not copyrighted any more
1984 LaserDisc.
18.45min. je v zábere lyžiarka Veronika Zuzulová !
1984 VHS UK
karens popcorn balls
stevens choice of simon malls
massachusetts squalls
What's the portlandia clip?
dooleys second class
gerald allains balls striped bass
diapers mama cass
Where can I find the music for this?