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* ''Film/TheGeneral''
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* ''Film/TheGeneral''''Film/{{The General|1926}}''
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** ''Film/TheGarage'' -- 14th and last film co-starring Creator/FattyArbuckle and Keaton, before Keaton went into business for himself
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** ''Film/TheGarage'' -- 14th and last film co-starring Creator/FattyArbuckle and Keaton, before Keaton went into business for himself''Film/TheGarage''
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** ''Film/SteamboatBillJr'' -- Famous for its ByWallThatIsHoley gag
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** ''Film/SteamboatBillJr'' -- Famous for its ByWallThatIsHoley gag ''Film/SteamboatBillJr''
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* ''Film/TheCabinetOfDrCaligari'' (''Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari'') -- A masterpiece of the Expressionist movement
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* ''Film/TheCabinetOfDrCaligari'' (''Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari'') -- A masterpiece of the Expressionist movementCaligari'')
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* ''Film/OrphansOfTheStorm'' -- the last collaboration of star Creator/LillianGish and director Creator/DWGriffith, and Griffith's last commercial hit
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* ''Film/OrphansOfTheStorm'' -- the last collaboration of star Creator/LillianGish and director Creator/DWGriffith, and Griffith's last commercial hit''Film/OrphansOfTheStorm''
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* ''Film/DrMabuseTheGambler'' (''Dr. Mabuse der Spieler'') -- Invented gangster film tropes that would be used for many years
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* ''Film/DrMabuseTheGambler'' (''Dr. Mabuse der Spieler'') -- Invented gangster film tropes that would be used for many yearsSpieler'')
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* ''Film/NanookOfTheNorth'' -- A pioneering {{Documentary}} and the template for all future ones.
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* ''Film/NanookOfTheNorth'' -- A pioneering {{Documentary}} and the template for all future ones.''Film/NanookOfTheNorth''
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* ''Film/TheTollOfTheSea'' -- The oldest surviving technicolour feature known to still exist
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* ''Film/TheTollOfTheSea'' -- The oldest surviving technicolour feature known to still exist''Film/TheTollOfTheSea''
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* ''Film/AWomanOfParis'' -- A Creator/CharlieChaplin film without Charlie Chaplin
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* ''Film/AWomanOfParis'' -- A Creator/CharlieChaplin film without Charlie Chaplin''Film/AWomanOfParis''
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* ''Film/{{Greed}}'' -- A 9½-hour epic by Creator/ErichVonStroheim, edited to 2½ hours against his wishes, the cut footage destroyed
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* ''Film/{{Greed}}'' -- A 9½-hour epic by Creator/ErichVonStroheim, edited to 2½ hours against his wishes, the cut footage destroyed''Film/{{Greed}}''
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* ''Film/TheBattleshipPotemkin'' (''Bronyenosyets Potyomkin'') -- Establishes (among many others) the BabyCarriage trope.
* ''[[Film/BenHur1925 Ben-Hur]]'' -- The first feature film adaptation of the story.
* ''[[Film/BenHur1925 Ben-Hur]]'' -- The first feature film adaptation of the story.
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* ''Film/TheBattleshipPotemkin'' (''Bronyenosyets Potyomkin'') -- Establishes (among many others) the BabyCarriage trope.
Potyomkin'')
* ''[[Film/BenHur1925Ben-Hur]]'' -- The first feature film adaptation of the story.Ben-Hur]]''
* ''[[Film/BenHur1925
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* ''Film/LadyWindermeresFan'' -- adaptation of the Creator/OscarWilde play
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* ''Film/LadyWindermeresFan'' -- adaptation of the Creator/OscarWilde play''Film/LadyWindermeresFan''
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* ''Literature/LesMiserables'' -- 6 hour French film, said to be the most accurate adaptation.
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* ''Literature/LesMiserables'' -- 6 hour French film, said to be the most accurate adaptation.''Literature/LesMiserables''
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfPrinceAchmed'' - the oldest surviving animated feature film.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfPrinceAchmed'' - the oldest surviving animated feature film.''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfPrinceAchmed''
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* ''Film/{{Faust}}: Eine deutsche Volkssage'' - [[Creator/FriedrichWilhelmMurnau F.W. Murnau's]] film adaptation
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* ''Film/{{Faust}}: Eine deutsche Volkssage'' - [[Creator/FriedrichWilhelmMurnau F.W. Murnau's]] film adaptationVolkssage''
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* ''Film/APageOfMadness'' - very rare example of a surviving Japanese silent film
* ''[[Film/TheScarletLetter1926 The Scarlet Letter]]'' - Adaptation of Creator/NathanielHawthorne's novel, starring Creator/LillianGish
* ''[[Film/TheScarletLetter1926 The Scarlet Letter]]'' - Adaptation of Creator/NathanielHawthorne's novel, starring Creator/LillianGish
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* ''Film/APageOfMadness'' - very rare example of a surviving Japanese silent film
''Film/APageOfMadness''
* ''[[Film/TheScarletLetter1926 The ScarletLetter]]'' - Adaptation of Creator/NathanielHawthorne's novel, starring Creator/LillianGishLetter]]''
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* ''Film/TheJazzSinger'' -- First feature-length "talkie" (although it's actually mostly silent)
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* ''Film/TheJazzSinger'' -- First feature-length "talkie" (although it's actually mostly silent)''Film/TheJazzSinger''
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* ''Film/TheLodger'' -- The first of many suspense thrillers directed by Creator/AlfredHitchcock
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* ''[[Literature/AnnaKarenina Love]]'' --adaptation of ''Anna Karenina''
* ''Film/{{Metropolis}}'' -- Futuristic Creator/FritzLang film arguably responsible for nearly every ScienceFiction trope we're familiar with in film today.
* ''Film/{{Metropolis}}'' -- Futuristic Creator/FritzLang film arguably responsible for nearly every ScienceFiction trope we're familiar with in film today.
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* ''[[Literature/AnnaKarenina Love]]'' --adaptation of ''Anna Karenina''
Love]]''
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* ''Film/{{Napoleon|1927}}'' -- An epic five 1/2 hour drama about the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. Might never be seen in its intact form again thanks to ExecutiveMeddling.
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* ''Film/{{Napoleon|1927}}'' -- An epic five 1/2 hour drama about the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. Might never be seen in its intact form again thanks to ExecutiveMeddling.''Film/{{Napoleon|1927}}''
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* ''[[Film/{{Underworld1927}} Underworld]]'' -- The [[UrExample very first]] gangster picture.
* ''Film/TheUnknown'' -- One of Creator/LonChaney's finest performances.
* ''Film/{{Wings|1927}}'' -- A World War One film, and the first film to win Best Picture at the Oscars.
* ''Film/TheUnknown'' -- One of Creator/LonChaney's finest performances.
* ''Film/{{Wings|1927}}'' -- A World War One film, and the first film to win Best Picture at the Oscars.
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* ''[[Film/{{Underworld1927}} Underworld]]'' -- The [[UrExample very first]] gangster picture.
Underworld]]''
*''Film/TheUnknown'' -- One of Creator/LonChaney's finest performances.
''Film/TheUnknown''
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* ''Film/TheBurningOfRedLotusTemple'' (''Huo shao hong lian si'') -- Genre-defining first Chinese ''{{wuxia}}'' film. One of the longest films ever made.
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* ''Film/TheBurningOfRedLotusTemple'' (''Huo shao hong lian si'') -- Genre-defining first Chinese ''{{wuxia}}'' film. One of the longest films ever made.si'')
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* ''Film/{{The Fall of the House of Usher|1928 France}}'' -- French feature film
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* ''Film/{{Blackmail|1929}}'' -- The first talkie directed by Creator/AlfredHitchcock
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* ''Film/TheLoveParade'' -- One of the first true film musicals; it's all-talking, with songs integrated into the story.
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* ''Film/TheLoveParade'' -- One of the first true film musicals; it's all-talking, with songs integrated into the story.''Film/TheLoveParade''
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* ''Film/ManWithAMovieCamera'' (1929) -- Every [[CameraTricks Camera Trick]] in the book, and the fastest {{Montages}} ever attempted.
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* ''Film/ManWithAMovieCamera'' (1929) -- Every [[CameraTricks Camera Trick]] in the book, and the fastest {{Montages}} ever attempted.(1929)
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* ''Film/WhyBeGood''--A film starring Colleen Moore. It was thought to be lost with only the synchronized soundtrack available, but the film was discovered in Italy.
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* ''Film/WhyBeGood''--A film starring Colleen Moore. It was thought to be lost with only the synchronized soundtrack available, but the film was discovered in Italy. ''Film/WhyBeGood''
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* ''Film/WomanInTheMoon'' (''Frau im Mond'') -- The first InterplanetaryVoyage made with attention to realism. Directed by Creator/FritzLang.
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* ''Film/WomanInTheMoon'' (''Frau im Mond'') -- The first InterplanetaryVoyage made with attention to realism. Directed by Creator/FritzLang.
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* "[[WesternAnimation/BoskoTheTalkInkKid1929 Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid]]", the pilot short for Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies animation
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* "[[WesternAnimation/BoskoTheTalkInkKid1929 Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid]]", the pilot short for Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies animationKid]]"
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* ''WesternAnimation/NewmanLaughOGrams'' -- Creator/WaltDisney's first cartoon series
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* ''WesternAnimation/NewmanLaughOGrams'' -- Creator/WaltDisney's first cartoon series''WesternAnimation/NewmanLaughOGrams''
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* ''Film/UnChienAndalou'' (1929) -- Most remembered for its EyeScream moment at the beginning.
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* ''Film/UnChienAndalou'' (1929) -- Most remembered for its EyeScream moment at the beginning.(1929)
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* ''[[Film/TheFallOfTheHouseOfUsher1928USA The Fall of the House of Usher]]'' -- American short film
* ''Film/{{Lambchops}}'' -- 1929 live-action short starring Creator/GeorgeBurns and Creator/GracieAllen
* ''Film/{{Lambchops}}'' -- 1929 live-action short starring Creator/GeorgeBurns and Creator/GracieAllen
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* ''[[Film/TheFallOfTheHouseOfUsher1928USA The Fall of the House of Usher]]'' -- American short film
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* ''Film/{{Lambchops}}''-- 1929 live-action short starring Creator/GeorgeBurns and Creator/GracieAllen(1929)
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* ''Film/{{Manhatta}}'' -- documentary short about BigApplesauce
* ''Film/MightyLikeAMoose'' (1926) -- comic short starring Charley Chase
* ''Film/MightyLikeAMoose'' (1926) -- comic short starring Charley Chase
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* ''Film/{{Manhatta}}'' -- documentary short about BigApplesauce
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* ''Film/MightyLikeAMoose''(1926) -- comic short starring Charley Chase(1926)
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* ''Film/ThereItIs'' (1928) -- short film mixing live-action and animation
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* ''Film/ThereItIs'' (1928) -- short film mixing live-action and animation(1928)
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* ''Film/RomeoAndJulietIntheSnow''
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