Silent Film

Remember Buster Keaton

@SoloMan Zone: He was my favorite and whent into the talky era as well successfully. He was the Ticket guy on Around the world in 80 day's Think that was about 1968ish?

@mrghoster: Laurel and Hardy not bad in short bursts

@SoloMan Zone: Yep them as well got all their shorts on my External hard drive some in Color as well. never went much for Chaplin though, Harold Lloyd was OK I guess? But Keaton was the best.

@mrghoster: And Buster did his own stunts...some pretty amazing ones!

@GenerationLESS: Yea, they were way up high to

@mrghoster: All great, but prefer Keaton & Lloyd over Chaplin. Got loads of this stuff. Filling out my Fatty Arbuckle file lately, as some of those are starting to resurface.

@mrghoster: Dr. Goldfoot's Bikini Machine. One or both of those flicks.

Nope. Wrong bikini. How to stuff a wild bikini 1965

@SoloMan Zone: LLoyds clock scene was trick photog. He was on the side that had adjoining rooftop. Still two stories above the roof, but not 8 stories as the movie suggests. The facade trick with Keaton was just math and balls.

@Drums_McBashington: Wasn't he the one that the house front fell on him but he was were the windows was

@SoloMan Zone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NapyrF31DI

Lloyd on the clock... literally... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr2aj1ibVYE

He's still got a 2 or 3 story fall here, onto a flat mattress.

Anybody that understands how Observational Comedy works can see how these films expose feminist lies. Female oppression > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZhe2Ye3cRI

@Drums_McBashington: Yea that was it

@Drums_McBashington: Look at all those hats!

@SoloMan Zone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2ktZHBjkqE