Entretanto, esse vídeo em específico, deveria ser proibido para crianças... Reparou, principalmente nos últimos momentos? Navalha no olho... Na verdade, não o filme em si, embora seja uma mensagem de uma certa "festa" inferno... Mas os segundos após o "Fim", que eu gostaria de ressaltar.
This was produced & starred in by George Melies, French pioneer film director.He is considered to be the founder of French cinema, He may have met or known Charlie Chaplin?
It’s pretty interesting in a history of film vein. How did they do those FX back then? I enjoyed the music as well, but the “black face” characters made me quezie.
Blackface was no doubt due to popularity of faux US African American dance music song, in W (& ?) Europe, N & S America, early 1800s th lmid? 1900s Al Jolson wsh US too blackface singer actor, even in b & w (& 1 or 2 color ?) films, Absurdly, s late as 1960s Taiwan Province of China had a Chinese Al Jolson imitator-- blackface, faux US African American songs like Swanee, Mammie, etc. Oi ve!! ( famous E Euro Jewish exclamation of problem or crisis often used in humor.)
@@samaval9920 I understand it was a sign of the times, and I am not saying we should avoid these films. From an historical perspective they are very informative. Still, it makes me uneasy to see it.
There were probably critics at that time- N S Caribbean etc African background people- there are no doubt denunciations from WEB DuBois, Aime Césaire, Léopold Senghor, Joséphine Baker etc.?
@@susankinney1302Thé colonial slavery govs & businesses sort of started different color face performances, as they often let Africans & Indigenous peoples social political safety valve when they could dress up like wealthy white W Euros, at 1st in critical satirical way, later ordinary way. Events included Carnaval, Christmas?. every Sunday, etc. started in 17?00s. At 1st, agricultural landowners, makers let oppressed slaves & servants satirize them, later, landowners, bankers, mfgersetc. satirized oppressed & exploited slaves later ex slaves ( no doubt any & all non Euros & E Euros?)
![[4k, 60fps, hand-colorized] (1907) The Red Spectre - Le Spectre Rouge, Segundo de Chomón.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tFVkwcsypUc/mqdefault.jpg)
I enjoyed the stabilization and subtle color additions
Maravilloso ..
Cakewalk ( the normal
version-see all the other Cakewalk videos) was USs 1st
dance song music export.
Bro did fortnite dances in 1903
Nearly became the moon walk at one point.
It was short, but good. 🎥
that's what she said
Grazie ❤
prego
¡Qué buena calidad de imagen!
More script and background in 5min than modern hollywood movies😂😂😂
crazy as hell😆
Pun intended?
It obviously inspired The Smashing Pumpkins !!
That was the movie Le Voyage à travèŕs l'impossible
Wich songs are played?!?
Very good movie, just one thing (in the description): Scott Joplin wrote Elite Syncopations
this is Elite Syncopations E's Jammy Jams : ruclips.net/video/ayXBQ01oZ3M/видео.html
Assuming people are from babadook, wtf is the octopus movie?
Amo Ver filmes antigos tem mais cultura que até as criança pode assistir é diferente de hoje em dia
Entretanto, esse vídeo em específico, deveria ser proibido para crianças... Reparou, principalmente nos últimos momentos? Navalha no olho...
Na verdade, não o filme em si, embora seja uma mensagem de uma certa "festa" inferno...
Mas os segundos após o "Fim", que eu gostaria de ressaltar.
@@PrAlexandreGracianonah, prefiro que meus filhos vejam orgias pagãs do que escutem meia palavra de moralismo cristão e moribundo.
Here's the reason why they considered Cakewalk diabolic.
روحت شاد چارلی چاپلین مردم وشاد میکردی
عه یه ایرانی سلام هموطن😃
This was produced & starred in by
George Melies, French pioneer
film director.He is considered to be the founder of French cinema,
He may have met or known Charlie Chaplin?
أين تعيش هذه المخلوقات
It’s pretty interesting in a history of film vein. How did they do those FX back then? I enjoyed the music as well, but the “black face” characters made me quezie.
Georges Melies (director) was a trained world elite stage magician, thats how he did quite a few of his FX.
Blackface was no
doubt due to popularity of faux US African American dance music song, in W (& ?) Europe, N & S America, early 1800s th lmid? 1900s Al Jolson wsh US too blackface singer actor, even in
b & w (& 1 or 2 color ?) films,
Absurdly, s late as 1960s Taiwan Province of China had a Chinese
Al Jolson imitator-- blackface,
faux US African American songs
like Swanee, Mammie, etc.
Oi ve!! ( famous E Euro Jewish exclamation of problem or crisis
often used in humor.)
@@samaval9920 I understand it was a sign of the times, and I am not saying we should avoid these films. From an historical perspective they are very informative. Still, it makes me uneasy to see it.
There were probably critics at that time- N S Caribbean etc African background people- there are no doubt denunciations from WEB DuBois, Aime Césaire, Léopold Senghor, Joséphine Baker etc.?
@@susankinney1302Thé colonial
slavery govs & businesses sort of started different color face performances, as they often let
Africans & Indigenous peoples
social political safety valve when
they could dress up like wealthy
white W Euros, at 1st in critical satirical way, later ordinary way.
Events included Carnaval, Christmas?. every Sunday, etc.
started in 17?00s.
At 1st, agricultural landowners, makers let oppressed slaves &
servants satirize them, later,
landowners, bankers, mfgersetc.
satirized oppressed & exploited
slaves later ex slaves ( no doubt
any & all non Euros & E Euros?)