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Box set includes the films Anna Boleyn, The Oyster Princess, I Don't Want To Be A Man, Sumurun, The Wildcat, The Doll.
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The Doll is a charming fairy-tale farce for all ages. Just as amusing today as when it was made. Younger children will especially love it. Lovely and still-enjoyable piece of cinematic history.
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At first I thought The Doll was just going to be a curiosity. The opening looks very juvenile with a cardboard constructed set and dolls that come to life to begin telling the story. It eases into a more traditional film about the nephew of a wealthy man who is unmarried. The wealthy man is dying and he wants his bloodline to continue, so he encourages his nephew to marry. However, the nephew does not want to marry and tries to hide in a monastery. When the uncle offers a large dowry, the monks convince the nephew to pretend to marry a lifelike doll to inherit the money. At the doll-maker's house, the doll which is based on the doll-maker's daughter is broken, so the daughter steps in to cover the mistake. It is a cute and original story which was more entertaining and less childish than I expected it to be.
Fans of Ernst Lubitsch will be delighted to see a different kind of story from him. The characters are innocent types and the few references to sex are minor and tame compared to some of his American films. Instead we get a movie for all ages.
Fans of Ernst Lubitsch will be delighted to see a different kind of story from him. The characters are innocent types and the few references to sex are minor and tame compared to some of his American films. Instead we get a movie for all ages.
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So well done and entertaining. You'd think that a silent movie wouldn't compare to color and sound. But this one does. Well worth watching.
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Charm and vitality that are the mark of Lubitsch films are all in this collection.
So much more enjoyable than much of what passes for entertainment today. Read more
So much more enjoyable than much of what passes for entertainment today. Read more
Published on November 2, 2010 by B. Pocker
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That Lubitsch Touch.
Artfully crafted and restored befitting the creator of such wonderful inovative films. They give a glimpse of the great Berlin film factory in full swing with an abundance of its... Read more
Published on July 5, 2008 by Kevin T. Turner
