Thread 213591377

What the fuck was her problem?

>>213591377 (OP)
Ryan Gosling of his era.

>>213591377 (OP)
fucking BITCH

>>213591377 (OP)

she was just trying to save him some time and money she could have cocked teased him for a week or two but she is not that kind of girl.

Crazy how Chaplin was far more popular back in the day yet Keaton's comedy proved to be more timeless.

>>213591642
when did we lose this level of sovl

>>213591377 (OP)
She reminds me of Cameron from Ferris Bueller's Day Off and that's definitely a problem.

>>213591377 (OP)
he was trying to sweet-talk her in a silent movie

>>213591642

that's both a great visual gag but also very sweet. i like that you can see their breath in the cold. not modern movie would do that

>>213591377 (OP)
timeless comedy

>>213592157
lol pretty good

>>213592157
this nigga buster was wildin :skull:

>>213592157
this seems problematic

she was a flapper

>>213591377 (OP)
This style for women needs to come back right fucking now.

>>213592401
I would flap her, if you're cognizant of what I'm trying to convey here.

>>213591377 (OP)
She had a bob haircut; and that does something to a woman

>>213591377 (OP)
Her eye contact game is insane

hes literally me

>>213592505
This guy gets it
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOjglFG2XAc

>>213592157
So the first one was a man or what?

Buster perfected TikTok comedy 100 years before its invention

>>213592600
She was Jewish, look at the newspaper.

>>213591377 (OP)
On a related note...

If you're talking flappers then someone needs to bring up F Scott Fitzgerald, who was the voice of the flapper generation.

There's a free version of his book "Flappers and Philosophers" (1820) that has eight short stories which helped define and explain the generation.

One of them is "Bernice Bobs Her Hair"; the story of a gild peer-pressured into getting her haircut she didn't want

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernice_Bobs_Her_Hair

>>213592907
rare interesting post
thank you anon

>>213592907
Should be *1920 but I also recommend Fitzgerald. Everyone is sick of hearing about Gatsby so I highly recommend "Tender is the Night" or "This Side of Paradise" for a potential read

>>213591377 (OP)
Jewish

>>213591377 (OP)
>just bee yourself :)

>>213592157
keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek

>>213592547
>when your horse does a raycism

>>213592547
He's always so fucking weepy.

>>213593131
>Rosalind Loretta Mooney
>Jewish

>>213592401
she was a flapper girl, she said see you later boy

>>213593257
>1 shoot, kills both
based
>read the title card at the end
top fucking kek

>>213592635
Was hating jews already a thing in the 1920s?

>>213593481
hating jews has been a thing since literally 1AD lol

>>213593481
Mate jews have been hated since antiquity, through the middle ages. Particularly by catholics

>>213591923
Chinese ppl are really good at shit like this

>>213593467
>1 shoot, kills both
That was clearly 2 shots, Ranjeet.

>>213593481
Of course not, it was invented by the Nazis in 1936.

>>213593481
lol.

>>213591744
THE CHAPLIN DISEASE

>>213593460
his hat wasn't good enough for her

>>213592157
Jew girl a cute desu

>>213591377 (OP)
>>213591642
these kinds of scenes are impossible with today's 3 second average film cut time

>>213592157
why's the yente reading her togblat left to right?

>>213593257
KEK

>>213593980
maybe they scan sneak it into one of those long take continuous shots (or whatever you call what they did in Goodfella's at the Copa)

On a related side-note, here's Busby Berkeley sneaking a murder scene into a dance number. It's at the 2:08 mark of this portion of the "42nd Street" dance number from the film of the same name:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBmGCn81Qc8

>>213591377 (OP)
gib bobs, pls

>>213592157
>I ain't marrying no jew nor nigress
what a chad

im just gonna dump my Buster folder

>>213593467
>"title card"
>can't count
>recounts entire video like we don't have eyes
You're a special kind of retard.

He's just like me

>>213594399
wow! he's LITERALLY me

Julian was trans if you dont get it

>>213593509
Earlier. The Romans werent big fans.

>>213594399
holy kek

>>213591377 (OP)
Typical cunt, that is just how they are.

>>213594426
How is this a better Naked Gun joke than anything in the new movie?

>>213593481
American education

>>213594399
>women looked so old back then than a 12 year old looked 25

>>213591377 (OP)
who came up with those necklaces that hang down to their vagina? those are such an occupational hazard.

>>213595149
its my understanding that they had them so they could twirl around their finger

>>213593481
she only spoke hebrew

>>213594366
>death stranding.webm

>>213594992
>Norwegian
Interesting. I wonder where this was published.

It's interesting to see how vulgar old Hollywood movies were before they got fucked over by the hays code(politically correct term for this age). Really just says censorship doesn't do shit and just makes things far off worse in the long run.

>>213595951
Baby Face (1933) is worth the watch:
> woman raised by a bartender father
> mentored by an odd german who quotes nietzsche and tells her she has to use men
> goes to the big city and gets a job
> sleeps with all of her bosses, and keeps trading up until she's sleeping with the president of the company

>>213591377 (OP)

Prior to World War II, it was illegal for men to venture out of doors without wearing some sort of hat. Thus, the hat check racket, which we see on display here. She had him over a barrel and they both knew it. Pay the check fee or you're trapped inside here forever.

>>213596182
but it's also a straw hat, which means he's still on the lower-income scale of the dating pool. Had it been a silk hat, she would have done him right there in the hat check room

>>213594864

Subverts expectations and it's a light-hearted form of rebellion against a piece of technology that everyone knows and hates.

Why are all these jokes from 100 years ago more relatable and funnier than anything made today?

>>213596223

It's always something gives dames the ick, whatever century you're living in.

>>213591377 (OP)
Are these alcoholic eyes?

>>213591744
It depends. Keaton was more to young people's taste in the 70s when silents were screened on campus. He symbolized a limitless potential of the body and ingenuity of the mind to solve things. Chaplin was limited by a cruel world/people/fate.

>>213596223
Keaton himself had a reputation as a womanizer, he added that in at his own expense when he was the opposite off screen.

>>213596300
The pre-code era was remarkably honest about fast girls and how they make their living milking rich people. A good example would be a film I brought up earlier >>213594076

Most of the plot of 42nd street involves showgirls trying to get money from their sugar daddies. Quote from the movie when all the girls show up to audition for the musical:

> Hey, there's anytime annie, remember her?
> sure, the only time she said no was when she misunderstood the question

How come we don't get any slapstick comedies nowadays?

>>213594341
typical vaudeville roughhousing. ppl paid a few cents to watch these live onstage.

>>213591744
Chaplin was more than just comedy. Watch more movies.

>>213594398
how many looney tunes bits copied from silent comedy?

>>213593481
Nope, Germans all of a sudden hate them about 90 years ago.
And maybe the Spaniards five centuries ago.

>>213594399
It's only a crime if you cross state lines

>>213596512
Great Dictator is mediocre and manichaean.

post the one where he dives into a hole and comes back with a chinese family

>>213596339
>just fuck my shit up

>>213596639
>>213594312

>>213594636
The guy did exist, as cross dresser like dame edna

>>213594992
The slaves are fully African, not even mixed after several generations

>>213595951
Silents were populated by vaudeville performers, which was low-brow, a imed at lowest common denominator for the working class majority. Middle class only grew with/after WW2.

>>213593257
AND YOU MAY TELL YOURSELF

>>213596794
the lowest brow, lowest common denominator was better when it was appealing to whites.

>>213593481
>in the 1920s?
lol how many millenniums back you wanna go?

>>213596613
what i mean is his silent feature films weren't solely comedies. they had drama and emotional depth. keaton was less focused on that.

>>213593467
>>213593693
>>213594344
That would make it funnier tho
and there's no reason to not improve it

>>213597084
Now it appeals to Indians

>>213597734
Retard.

>>213596568
Retard. Go look up the arch of titus.

>>213591377 (OP)
PUTA

>>213597039
Kek

>>213591377 (OP)
>tfw no flapper gf
fuck my life

>>213595316
very few people spoke hebrew in the 1920s, the first native speaker of hebrew was born in 1882

>>213593481
>>213595316
>>213598932
She shrugs her shoulders because she doesn't understand what he's saying, because she only speaks Yiddish.

>>213594992
>nazi propaganda using the KKK as a symbol of America
What???

>>213591642
HOLY KINO

>>213599454
that's funny

>>213593257
>>213597734
holy lmao

>>213599454
Their deadpan deliveries really are impressive. You can tell how well refined the silent art form really was by this point. The punchlines hit as hard as any verbal joke could.

1965 NFB (Canada) film.

>>213599272
Useful idiots just like freemasons

>>213593633
>chinese
>soul

>
busy day at tel aviv, heh.

This makes me wonder if we naturally find slightly sped up videos more funny. I know it was a limitation of film technology of the time but modern tik tok slop is full of sped up videos I don't think it has entirely to do with lower attention spans.

>>213591377 (OP)
>Just says no
>Doesn't laugh
>Doesn't insult
>Doesn't call her friends over to mock him
>Doesn't string him along for weeks, or months, or even years in the friend zone
>He shot his shot and it failed then they both go on with their day
No problems here when you compare them to modern women

>>213591377 (OP)
Keaton is certified kino

>the zoomer stare 2025: :|
>the zoomer stare 1920: :O

>>213602502
>tfw you ask her out and all you get back is that flapper stare

>>213592157
Characters who are literally you

>>213591377 (OP)
at least she was nice about rejecting him

>>213592157
the Jewess was cute :(

>>213594312
KEK

>>213591377 (OP)
The way he nods as he walks off is never not funny to me. One of the greatest actors of all time.

>>213593131
>>213592635
thousands of palestinians die screaming daily and nobody can save a single one

>>213591377 (OP)
That combo of haircut and eye make-up just makes a woman ridiculously attractive to me for some reason, can anyone explain why?

>>213600935
it helps with the physical comedy i think, not necessarily faster but just slightly jerkier, almost more animated

I don't like women being depicted with this much agency.

>>213596057
Barbara Stanwyck was great in pretty much everything she made, but I especially love her pre-code work. Having said that, I'm happy to say I'm seeing Double Indemnity on the big screen this weekend.

>>213596512
And definitely check out Woman of Paris which he wrote and directed but did not appear in. Underrated kino.

>>213596339
Godamn, just how old is Reviewbrah?

>>213592157
Cute jewess desu.

keaton mogs chaplin

>>213591377 (OP)
>that slightly worried look she has before he makes his move
lol this is great

>>213591377 (OP)
>what was her problem
She was too hot
>>213591923
1927. I blame the talkies
>>213596512
Chaplin is mogged by Keaton, Lloyd and even Fatty Arbuckle. A pretentious socialist subplot can't save his shit, sorry. He's more famous only because (((they))) love commies and hate comedy like >>213592157
>>213591744
>more popular
Idk, he definitely was one of the pioneers, he started 10 years before Keaton. I won't say his comedy was more popular tho, just that he was more famous

>>213591377 (OP)
>What the fuck was her problem?
To be fair, he was retarded and hit on every snob bitch in the club before trying with the hot wardrobe girl. Totally justified rekt desu

Rosalind Byrne. Had minor parts in a dozen films, but disappeared when the Talkies came in.

>>213592547
>>213593257
What movie? I thought I saw almost everything from /ourguy/ Buster, but I keep seeing new webms

>>213594076
>Busby Berkeley named in a Buster Keaton's thread
This is my favourite /tv/ moment, I'm overwhelmed by the K I N O

>>213591377 (OP)
She did the right thing. Women should right off the bat tell a man she's not interested. What's truly detestable is keeping them in her orbit, for years on end in some cases, stringing them along and filling the simp's mind with the hope that she might one day let him inside her, despite the thought alone making her physically ill, all so she can continue to bask in the attention he showers her in and the monetary and emotional support she receives in turn.

>>213596407
Anon, there was literally a series of films named "Gold Diggers of *insert current year*" lmao

>>213593257
Don't ya hate when that happens?

>>213595089
>women today hit the wall at 20
Idk man, these flappers look quite hot and youthful when you stop focusing on their old style wardrobe like a fag, while today's bitches look 40yo before 18 (Millie Bobby?)

>>213606437
The Frozen North, his William Shart spoof

Keaton's stuff aged so well. I watched a bunch of his films for the first time a while back to see his cool stunts but I wasn't expecting them to actually make me laugh. 100 years on and the humour still works.

>>213595951
>how vulgar old Hollywood movies were
Yet they were the purest and highest level of kino ever reached. I think you're just a salvation army old lady going mad at flappers desu

>>213606470
This is antisocial behaviour though according to normies
You like it because you’re autistic

The default human condition is to enjoy lying to save face and get more stuff

>>213596275
No woke censorhip, and they're the fruit of an healty society

>>213596470
I blame Al Jolson

>>213596275
Try reading some of the shit people wrote in ancient Rome, like The Satyricon. It's literally just modern life but more sincerely explored.

>>213600935
>I know it was a limitation of film technology of the time
Actually, at the time it was likely more natural, the problem came when they projected silents with moder (sound) projectors, which had a slightly different pace. These webms are from restorations, and you can't see the weird silly fast moves you were expecting from a silent movie, since they actually adjusted them to their original speed

>>213604700
>can anyone explain why?
You're not gay. Felicitations

>>213594399
>back in the 20s you'd just get laughed at a lil for something this

a different time

>>213606564
You'll be surprised about how many things from 100 years ago still work...

>>213606619
Progressivism is truly mental illness. I hate the smug retards believing they're the best and the peak of human hustory while they're just apes compared to our ancestors

>>213606684
I think the problem is people NOT laughing at this

>>213591377 (OP)
Funnier than anything made in the last 20 years and they didn't even speak

>>213596057
Cool, but if you want a naughty kino with no stupid speech in it, Chicago (1927) is the best

>>213592157
>tfw no qt dismissive jewish gf

>>213593796
>Chaplin
Father of preachy, political, moralfagging "comedy"
>Keaton
Father of edgy comedy (Fatty was quite edgy aswell, but less elegant)
>Lloyd
Father of wholesome comedy

>>213593257
K I N O

Anyone have the video of him in the carriage with a top hat? I can't find it

>>213606894
>in the carriage
That was a "train" lol

>>213606894
You mean this one?

>>213606920
>and that's why he uses his signature flat hat
Nice insde joke

>>213606823
Harold Zoid?

>>213606949
Funny, he works his trademark pork pie hat into a gag in Steamboat Bill, Jr also.

>>213607009
It's ironic that Lloyd, which was probably more popular than Chaplin and surely more than Keaton, is now almost forgotten because... he never licensed his movies for tv screening

>>213607048
Yeah, I remember it. If I'm not mistken his father hates the hat because it's one of the signs showing he's became a city dweller

>>213607054
Was he really?

>>213607085
What? More famous or not licensing his kinos? His career lasted 20 years from the 10s to the late 20s (like Chaplin's), but unlike Charlie he made a ton of movies. I think he was the highest paid star in Hollywood. Then, he retired and became a pin up photographer (lol). He was really jealous of his films, and never accepted to let tv cut them or put ads in the middle of them. Also, he asked ridiculous amounts of money to air them, so they are still in his mansion's caveau, waiting for us to watch them like they're a novelty (from 100 years ago lmao)

>>213607331
I suggest "the wedding night" by Fattu. Holy shit that was wild (and really creepy, knowing how it ended irl)

>>213591575
More like the Jackie Chan of his era.

>>213607457
Idk, Jackie Chan is not literally me

Could they really not use a real cat for that iPhone ad?

>>213591923
Who knows when.

>>213594312
og passport bro

>>213594399
god i hate women

>>213591377 (OP)
That why I try and sneak in my hat under my cloths when I visit the kenoplex.

>>213608389
Based fellow boater hat chad

>>213591377 (OP)
You want your white world back so bad huh? Tough

>>213609382
Yes. The world is healing. Time for you to kvetch back in your cave, goblin