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Intolerance (1916) |
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Film rated 4 / 5
(Chick rating: 4 / 5)
(Guy rating: 4 / 5)
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| Griffith's apologia for 'Nation'. |
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| Griffith's sermonizing world-historical masterpiece. |
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| Griffith's quartet Babels on! |
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| Lillian Gish rocks cradle. |
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| Intolerance runs four ages. |
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| Griffith's four story lecture. |
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| Demonstrates its title perfectly. |
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| Griffith's prejudices last Ages. |
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| Griffith scrutinizes historical prejudice. |
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| Griffith lectures against bigotry? |
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| Griffith highlights religious strife. |
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| Griffith demonstrates intolerance, again. |
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| Griffith's folie de grandeur. |
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| Griffith films Babylon's fall. |
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| Griffith's post-'Nation' spectacle. |
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| Griffiths' quartet of ages. |
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| Griffiths films four epochs. |
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| Bel-Marduk priesthood betrays Belshazzar. |
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| Temperance workers take baby. |
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| Vestal Virgins, Babylonian whores. |
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| Griffith revisits Babylon. |
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| Jericho falls, poverty calls. |
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| Griffith answers 'Nation' critics. |
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| Prejudice depicted through ages. |
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| D.W. Griffith's 'Pulp Fiction'. |
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| Classic, but intolerably long! |
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