I've seen stuff like Man Boarding a Train but I think the oldest movie I actually like watching just to watch would be The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari from 1920.
I've seen stuff like Man Boarding a Train but I think the oldest movie I actually like watching just to watch would be The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari from 1920.
It wasn't made by FW. Murneau where the other two are so maybe you're just a fan of his style? His adaptation of Faust is really good
Well, all three of them are either pure examples of German Expressionism or highly influenced by it, so I saw a connection there.
Caligari is definitely more stylized and somewhat stagelike compared to Murneau's work but the set design is the main draw