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Intolerance

(1916)
32 reviews
Film rated 4 / 5  (Chick rating: 4 / 5)  (Guy rating: 4 / 5)
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Griffith's post-'Nation' spectacle.
randall 
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Four era film review.
AC 
  Vote (5)   
Griffith scrutinizes historical prejudice.
BaftaBaby 
  Vote (2)   
Griffith's prejudices last Ages.
BaftaBaby 
  Vote (10)   
Griffith answers 'Nation' critics.
lemmycaution 
  Vote (3)   
Film reviews four eras.
lemmycaution 
  Vote (4)   
Griffith films Babylon's fall.
thefoxboy 
  Vote (3)   
Griffith lectures against bigotry?
Whippersnapper. 
  Vote (1)   
Lillian Gish rocks cradle.
Please Kill Me Now 
  Vote    
Griffith revisits Babylon.
Please Kill Me Now 
  Vote    
Bel-Marduk priesthood betrays Belshazzar.
Please Kill Me Now 
  Vote    
Vestal Virgins, Babylonian whores.
Please Kill Me Now 
  Vote    
Griffith's apologia for 'Nation'.
Please Kill Me Now 
  Vote (1)   
Griffith's sermonizing world-historical masterpiece.
Please Kill Me Now 
  Vote    
Temperance workers take baby.
Please Kill Me Now 
  Vote    
Griffith's folie de grandeur.
Please Kill Me Now 
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Afterbirth of a Nation.
Sludge 
  Vote (12)   
Griffith's four story lecture.
Josh the cat 
  Vote (1)   
Intolerance runs four ages.
demonic 
  Vote (16)   
Ironically, intolerable.
MguyX 
  Vote (4)   
D.W. Griffith's 'Pulp Fiction'.
MguyX 
  Vote (2)   
Griffith demonstrates intolerance, again.
bife 
  Vote (2)   
Griffith's quartet Babels on!
ChocolateLady 
  Vote (7)   
Jericho falls, poverty calls.
Beanmimo 
  Vote (4)   
Griffiths films four epochs.
bennyr81 
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Griffith highlights religious strife.
MM0rkeleb 
  Vote (2)   
Demonstrates its title perfectly.
Downtown 
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Griffiths' quartet of ages.
el guapo 
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Classic, but intolerably long!
rri1 
  Vote (2)   
IntolERAnce.
Bavvy 
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Prejudice depicted through ages.
BedheadGal 
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Epic, four stories tall.
VP19 
  Vote (6)   
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