Intolerance weaves together four stories: the fall of Babylon in 539 B.C., the crucifixion of Christ, the St. Bartholomew’s Day massacre in 1572, and a modern-day tale involving labor disputes ...

Wanna see a movie with nudity, gore, FX and a cast of thousands? There are nobler reasons to watch D.W. Griffith's "Intolerance," but the aforementioned underscore how modern this 1916 film can be.

Intolerance reflects much credit to the wizard director, for it required no small amount of genuine art to consistently blend actors, horses, monkeys, geese, doves, acrobats and ballets into a ...

The Fall of Babylon episodes, which are the first people who know about Intolerance think of upon mention of the film, are uniquely spectacular in their staging.

Read the Empire Movie review of Intolerance. ... particularly through his lavish recreation of Babylon in 539BC. But it was the film's structure that proved its triumph and its undoing. ...

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“INTOLERANCE” Blu-ray full-frame and DVD full-frame, 1916, unrated, adult themes, violence, fleeting nudity Best extra: “Three Hours That Shook the World: Observations on ‘I… ...

Intolerance’s Babylon set was built on a still-dirt Sunset Boulevard, at Hollywood, ... they had to build the set from the 1916 film Intolerance by D. W. Griffith. The set, ...

Restored version by Kevin Brownlow and David Gill (1989), musical score by Carl Davis With an introduction by Dr Alexander Schwarz (film historian and curator, Munich) on the significance, background ...