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Birth Of A Nation, The (1915) |
| 81 reviews |
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Film rated 3.1 / 5
(Chick rating: 3 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.2 / 5)
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| The Empire Strikes Blacks. |
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| Black-and-white supremacists. |
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| Griffith's original Hollywood blackbuster. |
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| Kauses Kuite the Kontroversy. |
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| Baddies wear black (skin). |
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| KKK gets silent treatment. |
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| Austin empowers Lynch's mob. |
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| Silent Klansmen speaKKK volumes. |
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| The Camerons? They're OKKK. |
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| Really birth of blaxploitation. |
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| Clannish Civil War spectacle. |
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| Technically impressive racist epic. |
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| Nation bears klandestine society. |
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| Klansmen invent hood ornament. |
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| Camerons wear white hoods. |
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| KKK: fighting good cause??! |
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| KKK's origins examined socioillogically. |
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| President praised KKK movie. |
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| Racists treated as heroes. |
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| Epochal epic; nonetheless, racist. |
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| Early KKK propaganda epic. |
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| White sheets, black hearts. |
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| Birth of cinematic racism. |
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| Classic silent chillingly racist. |
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| Promotional video for KKK. |
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| EpiKKK depiKKKtion of KKK. |
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| 'Lost Cause' myth endures... |
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| White supremacy in monochrome. |
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| Cliff-diving comforts molested woman. |
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| Kontroversial Klan's klandestine konception. |
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| Pointy-hooded bigots lauded? |
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| Masterful yet KKKooky epic. |
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| Pre-talkie racists wear hoods. |
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| Griffith's Clue: Klux Klan. |
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| Mulattoes usurp Reconstruction mandate. |
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| Griffith's panegyric for Dixie. |
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| North, South Caped divide. |
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| Hysterically overblown minstrel show? |
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| Stoneman brothers join war. |
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| Racist old school classic. |
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| Brilliant cinema, scary racism. |
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| Stoneman brothers battle Camerons. |
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| Epik, Classik, Problematik. |
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| Accused rapists, redneck racists. |
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| Racist Griffith changes cinema. |
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