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Mardi, juillet 20th, 2010 |
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What really astonishes about Cabiria is that it was made in 1914. Technically it appears to be far pleasurable to most films from this ‘early silent’ period. The record is gripping if somewhat complex and the acting is naturalistic. There are some fantastic moments in this film, moments of terror, violence, comedy and profitable human emotion. At times the scenes of apprehension really startle because they are so unexpected in a film from 1914. The epic carries the viewer far and wide over the Roman world, but does so in such a draw that the tale feel does not overshadow the human drama and the complex emotions of the characters. This is a high quality DVD. The record is heavenly with only a few signs of print decay. The biggest predicament probably arises from the titles often being very long and rather flowery in their language, so that it is well-known to end the DVD to read them. I have read that Cabiria was at one time shown at a length of three hours. This DVD is honest over two hours. I have no doubt that this version is the most complete available, and given the variable speeds of restful films it is difficult to contemplate how worthy, if any, of the film has been lost. It would be splendid if there was some more detailed information, on the DVD packaging, which might definite up this grunt. Furthermore I have seen stills of Cabiria which display that some prints were originally tinted. It would have been better if the film could have been restored with these novel colours. These are, however, minor quibbles and do not change my decision to rate this DVD as highly as is possible.
This was the first complete peaceful movie I have ever seen, and it was lively to watch and ponder its making 88 years ago. Considering the microscopic technology in movie-making then, this movie was and is a masterpiece. It has astounding scenery and/or sets, and the costuming reflecting the weak Carthaginian and Roman cultures is well-done, although I can leer the influence of the styles of 1914 in clothing, hair, and makeup.
The melodramatic acting is corny at times, but it gave rise to discussion in my family about how exaggeration was needed in quiet movies to compensate for the lack of speech, which in fresh movies carries a lot of weight in creating the account. The written interludes with dialogue and narration were not frequent, and therefore not listless, however, I often found it hard to follow the space, which has as worthy to do with my unfamiliarity of the history of the period, as to uncertainty about what the acting was portraying. Nevertheless, I kept my eyes glued to the conceal, following the miniature Roman girl Cabiria, sold to the Carthaginians to back as a ceremonial sacrifice, later rescued to aid in the palace, and all the ensuing events surrounding her as the tides of war surge between Rome and Carthage.
I discovered this movie after watching the movie, “Apt Morning Babylon” which is about two young Italian men who go to America to acquire work, and slay up meeting the film producer, D.W. Griffith. Griffith has honest viewed “Cabiria” and is so overwhelmed, he throws away his unique film to execute one called “Intolerance” which he vows to acquire as top-notch as Cabiria. In Intolerance he tries to recreate an elephant statue he had seen in Cabiria, and so while watching Cabiria, I was looking for and found those elephant statues. This historical chain of movies, from Cabiria, to Intolerance, to Salubrious Morning Babylon, is an gripping see in itself.
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