Ivan Chess scene
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This scene reminds me of the scene in The Great Dictator when Charlie Chaplin dances with the globe.
Nazizombiesdie 1 year ago
I agree, the film as a whole has no moral roles, nobody is the hero and nobody is the villain, it becomes a game of chess: two opposite sides and contradictory ideologies vying for power.
Unfortunately, Eisenstein died before making the third part, which perhaps would have passed the final filmic judgment of Ivan IV.
BertTrautmann 3 years ago
Actually the second part was the one that was banned because Stalin did not like Ivan as a tyrant. Stalin absolutely loved the first part and, to an extent, it was propoganda.
BertTrautmann 3 years ago
I love this movie. It is my favorite Soviet (Stalinist) era propoganda film. Eisenstien's use of lighting and the score by Prokofiev combine to create an underrated masterpiece.
Feckinpaddy29 5 years ago