Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Buster Keaton in The General (1926)

 


9 comments:

  1. Finally saw it this year. Great movie. Funny and extremely satisfying to watch.

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  2. Great movie and all the stunts he did were fantastic.

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  3. Often say if you think you don't like silent movies give The General a try.

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  4. The movie is a gem, a classic, and a must-view. No other movie will match its cinematography, stunts, and action. That era of movies was visual magic, and severely lacking in Hollyweird these days.

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  5. In one of stunts (not this one) he literally broke his neck but kept going and wasn’t diagnosed for weeks.

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  6. The one where the face of the 2 story building fell down and he was standing where the doorway was. That was excellent. 2" from death.

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  7. In early Hollywood, if you were creative, fearless, and hungry, you could make it big. Keaton was a journeyman star.

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  8. Speaking of:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8ntQl055jI

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