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  @alfarojiputraalqadri5799Күн бұрын

  Kesini gara gara Pond's5

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  @user-ix3lx8cm6s4 күн бұрын

  everyone here is dead

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  @PedroRemache-q5i4 күн бұрын

  No sé por qué me agradan estás películas mudas

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  @giselakrenn26466 күн бұрын

  the 06:00 3d is very updayty!!!!

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  @giselakrenn26466 күн бұрын

  oh buster, i always root or need to skip the old timy stunts :)

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  @josexavier-n9b8 күн бұрын

  👏👏👏👏🇧🇷

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  @garryferrington81110 күн бұрын

  This must be one of the first lead parts Arbuckle had with Keystone. He would soon become a star.

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  @MariePommer11 күн бұрын

  Thanks for Sharing this Rob W. 🎥💐

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  @lucascecconi25815 күн бұрын

  5:40 geez

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  @marcdelente245615 күн бұрын

  Quand ont pense que chef d oeuvre à été trouvé par James Maison l acteur qui avait acheté cette Maison de Buster Keaton il retrouva ce film en nitrate en état de décomposition heureusement le film pu être restauré ont voi par moment qu' elle stigmate de la décomposition au début du film . Un film formidable du maître buster keaton.

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  @stephenfleschler968216 күн бұрын

  This is the best or second best version. Many have inferior musical accompaniment. Here the organist/music tracks the action appropriately and adds to the film. Same with The Cameraman where the new orchestral score detracts from the action wherein the original score added immensely. The original scored version was removed from KZread. Very unfortunate; however, I downloaded it over 15 years ago (I first laughed hysterically seeing it in Los Angeles with a live organ accompaniment in the 1980s).

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  @DisorderlyBastard17 күн бұрын

  I asked my 105 year old grandpa what his earliest memory was and he said going to see my first picture with my father. I asked him what movie. He couldnt remeber the name but knew it was Buster Keaton. I showed him a few films until we watched this one and he said "This is it! Thats the one!!". We watched it together last night and had such a laugh together. What a work of art!! This mornining he passed away from his from Mealonoma. His earliest and last memory were of the same. RIP Grandpa John

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  @matildamaher11127 күн бұрын

  Interesting movie, they married life begins with building a house.

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  @birsenyasar3494Ай бұрын

  1921😊😊

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  @SammonPuolustajaАй бұрын

  I can only imagine the joy and laughter of people in the past watching this. It makes me sad as someone born in the 21st century, a someone who's mind has been ruined by internet, humanity's worst and best invention, an algorithm that runs on reactions, a devil which treats dopamine as a currency to trade for engagement. We live in an era in which art is an entertainment and entertainment is an art. What happened to us?

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  @roscoearbuckle2Ай бұрын

  You're welcome @arnoldstrange8981😆

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  @Flux_FlowАй бұрын

  My crush for Sybil Seely lives on.

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  @user-rb2gq2sj2qАй бұрын

  Genio total y absoluto!!! hace 102 años!!!! eterno, inigualable, insuperable!!!! lástima el estado de los filmes. es lógico, es el acetato después de 102 años, una pena. pero de todos modos se disfruta igual!!!!

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  @alanosterman7130Ай бұрын

  Best scene starts at 21:48

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  @chrishampton6554Ай бұрын

  awesome

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  @abdulazeez8392Ай бұрын

  சார்லி சாப்ளினின் முன்னோடி இந்த பஸ்டர் keaton

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  @abdulazeez8392Ай бұрын

  Charlie chaplin மூ ன்னோ டீ

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  @garydmcgathАй бұрын

  The dog is great! And I loved the intertitle: "He's running away to get married with your horse."

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  @suryamanikumar5134Ай бұрын

  Hamare hisab se isase badhiya film ho hi nahin Sakta

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  @user-sc2je5ke1mАй бұрын

  6:29:))

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  @PETONE5012Ай бұрын

  im actually in this movie

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  @kmterpinАй бұрын

  So the vehicle was possessed... it always amazes me to see all the unpaved roads in silents, when cars were still a new thing...

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  @Flux_FlowАй бұрын

  My crush for Sybil Seely lives on.

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  @Richard-lm4quАй бұрын

  All the rooms in this house are in one room! 😂😂😂

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  @code-mindАй бұрын

  Vay be zaman ne hızlı gecmis

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  @code-mindАй бұрын

  We always looked at the past as old and considered our own time as modern, but watching this movie makes me feel incredibly creative. It also makes me realize that time has no meaning. Should we be sad, cry, or laugh?🎉

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  @PeepingTom-xy9diАй бұрын

  buster keaton is on par with Chaplin followed by Mabel Normand, Harold Lloyd and Harry Langdon

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  @wandanemer2630Ай бұрын

  It's amazing to be able to see people drom so long ago, moving around in their lives just like we will be seen by others in the future.

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  @britneyowenby2720Ай бұрын

  Eww why does handy Hank look like that. I’d turn him down too

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  @fraiyaflowerАй бұрын

  11:11 help 😭

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  @Sefko1995Ай бұрын

  I fugin loved this

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  @simonrubi6404Ай бұрын

  The running away with the Roman costume absolutely well done

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  @PeepingTom-xy9di2 ай бұрын

  Sadly Buster Keaton made this film in his spite for his wife and his in laws. They treated him badly using his star status for their social climbing while ignoring him completely and never gave him his due respect for his talents.

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  @user-zl9st2pk2n2 ай бұрын

  Das ist so perfekt,einfach unglaublich!!👍👍

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  @jacqudace2 ай бұрын

  Wow, bunch of babies whining about blackface. Grow up. That was the society he was reflecting. And Buster Keaton is the only silent filmmaker that not only acknowledged minstrel shows in his movies, but regularly included black people in his movies, instead of as if they didn’t exist. He knew and appreciated black entertainers as mentors as a lifelong vaudeville performer.

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  @jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot41712 ай бұрын

  To think, that this was what people thought were ‘movies’ 100 years ago. Mr. Keaton had a knack for telling stories through silent film. He only very seldomly went to caption- often the captions were printed pieces of paper or other props that aided in the storytelling. If humankind had never made the discovery of recorded and reproduced sounds, where do you suppose we would be today?!? Keaton was something else, with an immense imagination. A few generations have come and gone since his time, but I think that he is only just most recently reaching his intended audience.

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  @ibrahimcuhac66512 ай бұрын

  YAPMA DEDENE YANLIŞ DEDEN KÜRESEL DESTROYER GÜÇ BEBEM.!!!!

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  @raymondcorona55412 ай бұрын

  Love the 20's ❤It seems everything was simplier & modest😃

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  @ibrahimcuhac66512 ай бұрын

  DEDEN NEDEN SERVİS ETTİ BEBEM.!!?? HABİTATINI GÖRMEYİ ÖĞREN BAŞKA HABİTATA BULAŞMADAN ÖNCE.!!!

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  @yojimboxxx28052 ай бұрын

  Pure Genius & Timeless

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  @steelshoot52842 ай бұрын

  Dang I'm here because of my teacher

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  @joonswife31322 ай бұрын

  Dang 104 yrs ago cool

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  @MiTSuYA022 ай бұрын

  Watchin this cause I bunked school I'm under my bed.

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  @cidvasconcelos69192 ай бұрын

  Resenha sobre o curta: magiadoreal.blogspot.com/2024/05/filme-do-dia-o-espantalho-1920-edward-f.html

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  @matthewleevanhoose34332 ай бұрын

  So cool we can still enjoy his amazing films! 💜