/r/silentmoviegifs

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Celebrating silent movies by making GIFs out of them

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Rules:

Submissions should be gifs made from silent movies

For the purposes of this subreddit, including some sound effects or even brief segments with speech (example Modern Times) does not disqualify a movie from being considered silent. Movies released in sound and silent versions (example Blackmail) are also allowed.

Please use Imgur, Gfycat or Reddit uploads

Automod will remove submissions not from those sites, in an effort to prevent spam. If there is another gif hosting site you think should be allowed, please let mods know.

Please identify the movie gif is from

This can be either in title, or as a comment on your post. Please also try to include the year it was released. Mods will add flair for filmmaker/star if applicable.

You can also post albums containing gifs

Albums can also include non-gif images and gifs made from things other than silent movies, if these are used to provide context to some silent movie gifs. Example, it would be fine to post gifs from the sound version of Ben-Hur alongside gifs from the silent version for a comparison, or post a gif of scene and then a photo showing how scene was shot.

Buster Keaton gifs are exempt from first rule

If you want to make gifs from Keaton's sound movies, or his appearance on the Twilight Zone or whatever, more power to you. This also applies to Chaplin and Lloyd, and other silent stars at discretion of mods

Jacques Tati gifs are allowed on his birthday

Jacques Tati's birthday is October 9

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A 1916 anti-German propaganda cartoon created by animator Harry Julius

3 Comments
2024/11/09
22:01 UTC

669

Clara Bow in Wings (1927)

6 Comments
2024/11/05
04:58 UTC

643

Charlie Chaplin and Edna Purviance in Behind the Screen (1916)

6 Comments
2024/11/02
20:31 UTC

1,715

Metropolis (1927)

16 Comments
2024/10/21
22:37 UTC

1,167

Charlie Chaplin in The Adventurer (1917)

3 Comments
2024/10/11
18:47 UTC

105

Romeo and Juliet (1911), directed by Barry O’Neil

0 Comments
2024/10/09
18:27 UTC

281

A Technicolor sequence from the original silent version of The Ten Commandments (1923)

0 Comments
2024/10/09
00:09 UTC

1,014

Some of the injuries Buster Keaton suffered while making his movies

22 Comments
2024/10/04
04:02 UTC

430

Buster Keaton in My Wife's Relations (1922)

6 Comments
2024/09/29
20:09 UTC

415

Going to Bed Under Difficulties (1900), directed by Georges Méliès

7 Comments
2024/09/27
21:15 UTC

194

Charlie Chaplin and Mack Swain in Laughing Gas (1914)

0 Comments
2024/09/27
00:08 UTC

231

Buster Keaton and Kathryn McGuire looking for each other in The Navigator (1924)

1 Comment
2024/09/25
04:05 UTC

658

Wings (1927) was filmed in San Antonio, Texas

7 Comments
2024/09/21
05:06 UTC

220

Director King Vidor had a cameo as himself in Show People (1928)

3 Comments
2024/09/19
03:41 UTC

308

Joan Crawford in Our Modern Maidens (1929)

3 Comments
2024/09/16
04:18 UTC

178

Unlucky for some... ("One Week," 1920)

0 Comments
2024/09/13
10:49 UTC

1,076

A hundred years before Tom Cruise was running on top of a train there was Roscoe Arbuckle. (Out West 1918)

14 Comments
2024/09/13
05:01 UTC

246

Moscow Laughs a/k/a Jolly Follows (1934) Russian film opening credits

8 Comments
2024/09/10
18:04 UTC

208

Blackmail (1929) was the first Alfred Hitchcock movie where the climax takes place at a famous location (the British Museum) something that he would return to in North by Northwest

5 Comments
2024/09/09
22:27 UTC

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