Which is the best silent film ever made?

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Sunrise

The Artist.

>>64554096
Battleship potempkin or metropolis.

Sherlock Jr. is quite literally the greatest cinematic achievement of american cinema.

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This

Metropolis.

Nothing else comes close to it's cinematography and awe inspiring spectacle.

couldn't really pinpoint it to a specific film, there were many really good ones
Every Keaton film I've watched was nothing but a wonderful experience, I always loved his style and him as a person, I prefer him over Chaplin although he was great, too
Metropolis is an obvious candidate, amazingly done, I can't find a flaw nearly 8 decades after it's been made
I've only recently watched dr caligari and thought it was extremely good too

Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans

It's one of the best films ever made period.

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This is god-tier tbqh

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>>64554290
All great choices

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I really liked 3-iron, dont know if that counts as silent film though

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

I'm watching Coeur Fidele right now, and, damn, that's impressive for 1923

The Passion of Joan of Arc

How's Napoleon (1927)? Been meaning to watch it

Dr Frau, I'm Mond

anything by murnau, lang or chaplin, probably correct.

most underrated choice will be Cabiria (1914)

>>64554096
I really love Faust

>>64554096
City Lights. That ending scene is the only romance scene to actually affect me.

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I have felt that feel, bro, and what a feel it is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MykZfESyA4