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The silent one-panel cartoon Henry comes to Fleischer Studios, billed as "The world's funniest human" in this dull little cartoon.

The worst part is this movie's musical number, in which Brooks and Warren do a silent dance to Cole Porter's "Easy to Love." Brooks's musical parodies are usually the highlights of his movies; here he plays the whole thing straight, like a dancing excerpt from an aging guest star on "The Carol Burnett Show" (on which Rudy DeLuca, this film's co-writer, began his career).

during the court scene i felt the silent urge to take the needlepoint out of her hand and bang it several times against her head.

I guess they couldn't just have the movie be silent, but still.

Alas, it's better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.

So I gave this a shot, after all it's the great Harold Lloyd who rivaled Chaplin as a great silent film comedian.

I have watched much less of Lloyd's silent films then of Chaplins but I have to say I'm a much bigger Chaplin fan.

The inn and the silent, abandoned old buildings scattered on the mountain are rather ominous.

But as the times goes by its just a pointless movie about muted, supernatural, silent serial killer.

H.B. Warner, whose career stretched back to the silent era, lends a shred of dignity to the low-rent proceedings, even though he blows his lines several times and, PRC being PRC, they weren't cut out.

She was also a very limited actress, like Gloria Swanson far better off left in the silent era.

I love horror movies that brings out a real amount of mystery like say "silent hill" ( which i found to be quite good, but still, was missing something ) and movies that keeps you guessing, this i thought was one of those movies.

I mentioned silent hill at first for a reason because i can see a lot of "stolen" themes from that movie in here..

All in all i would say, watch silent hill instead of this one, its better, its more scary, it has a lot more suspense and also the ending is a lot better..

Be they silent, black and white, no budget or big budget, there are very few of them that I can't find something to like about.

The title might lead you to expect a tribute to Pearl White (the original Pauline in the 1914 silent 20 episode serial) but for that you would be better served by the 1947 version starring Betty Hutton.

Being a fan of silent films, I looked forward to seeing this picture for the first time.

It almost worked the first time because McQueen was such a vital presence on the screen--even stone silent and weary, you could sense his clock ticking, his cagey magnetism.

As far as I am concerned this silent version of The Merry Widow is the worst version ever made.

Claire Forlani could have just as easily been playing the damsel in distress in a silent movie.

I always follow up with the question "Really... exactly what scene scared you?" Every fan I've asked, goes silent.

The same Kim Ki Duk who directed the exquisite, nearly silent, heartbreaking longing of "3 Iron"?

Silent Hill?

No, too silent.

I didn't know this was a silent movie with narration.

I don't care for silent movies - the corny humor, flickering lighting and film, etc.

Director F.W. Murnau wisely stuck with the silent film medium he knew so well to cover this story of native islander life in the South Seas.

It's mostly a silent film, with the bulk o the story provided through a series of voice-overs.

While making a silent film like this is not such a bad idea, this is one of those films where the lack of dialog and the repetitive early scenes make it simply tedious.

I had read that Nana was generally considered his best silent film so I had high hopes.

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