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The movie director D.W. Griffith's strange and highly expensive film Intolerance from 1916 is to date the only movie featuring independent Babylon that I know of. Fantastical sets. There are elephant sculptures in there for some reason, but overall it looks rather brilliant in black-and-white, or perhaps aged sepia.

Check out its Babylon scenes sometime for the visuals! (The only Youtube videos with only-Babylon-scenes have atrocious video quality.)

Blimey!

Karak Norn Clansman wrote:There are elephant sculptures in there for some reason,

"How can we make it look even more awesome?"

"Elephants."

It looks interesting. It must have been very impressive for its time. Complete with visual effects and all.

SpellArcher wrote:

Karak Norn Clansman wrote:There are elephant sculptures in there for some reason,

"How can we make it look even more awesome?"

"Elephants."

Can't argue with that of course.

Sound reasoning!

Babylon Scenes from the movie 'Intolerance' (1916) are a cinematic marvel even by today's standards. Dazzling sets and meticulous attention to detail transport viewers to a bygone era, showcasing director D.W. Griffith's visionary prowess. These scenes, steeped in grandeur and historical significance, remain an enduring testament to the artistry and innovation of early filmmaking, captivating audiences with their timeless allure. YouTube Vanced