Wild Orchids

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Steve D @RT35616104 Sep 5, 2024 Garbo knocks it out of the park again. See more Aug 31, 2015 The film's first rate production values make the heat & hedonism of Java come alive for the viewer. The Javanese dancing is of particular interest. The use of sound effects in this late silent film is of some significance - they perfectly illustrate where some film purists thought the cinema should remain: with music and effects, but definitely no dialogue. See more Apr 22, 2014 First movie assignment in my new Coursera class on Marriage in Hollywood. Even though I had a hard time staying awake, I don't blame it on the movie. It was a little slow and a little long, but it was beautifully done. The soundtrack was great and the commentary on marriage was good. It's obvious that the husband needed to give more attention to his wife. She tried so hard to make their exotic trip exciting, while he was wrapped up in his business. While the Prince added an interesting twist, I was slightly annoyed with him, but Lillie's reaction to him and slow softening was very well played out. How much the husband actually knew and what was playing out in his head was also well done, kept some suspense going at the end. See more May 1, 2011 awesome silent garbo shimmers n shines See more May 13, 2009 Wild Orchids is one of the most beautiful movies to come out of the 1920s. Sidney Franklin had a lot of visual talent, and it shows in this movie, from the set design, to the costume design, to the incredible camera work. The story is deliciously soapy and melodramatic. See more Aug 18, 2006 [img]http://www.geocities.com/lord02141/orchids1.jpg[/img]The silent films of Greta Garbo on TCM Silent Sunday Nights. [size=4][url="http://www.geocities.com/lord02141/scottlordgretagarbo.html"]http://www.geocities.com/lord02141/scottlordgretagarbo.html[/url][/size] See more Read all reviews

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