Buster Keaton (Laurel & Hardy TV) THE GOAT COLOR KOLORIERT

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----- Note: Copyright issues are an important matter to us! We use content that has been licensed. if you feel your copyright is infringened, please send us an email so we can handle this directly. Buster Keaton is walking by and peers through a barred window while captured murderer "Dead Shot Dan" is having his picture taken. Seeing that the photographer is looking away, Dan moves his head to the side and snaps a picture of Buster without anybody noticing. Thus, when Dan escapes, the wanted posters all show Buster with his hands on the bars. Unaware, Buster moves on to a street corner, where he notices a horseshoe, and kicks it aside. The next man who comes along picks it up and throws it for good luck. Within seconds the man finds a wallet filled with money. After scrambling to find the horseshoe, Buster picks it up and throws over his shoulder. It strikes a policeman, who chases Buster, and soon other officers join the chase. Buster lures them into the back of a truck, locks them in, and escapes.
Afterwards, Buster sees a man arguing with a young woman. Buster defends the woman and throws the man to the ground. After walking away, Buster runs into the officers who had chased him earlier. He escapes by hopping onto a train going to a nearby town. Unfortunately for Buster, the town has heard of Dan's escape, and newspapers and wanted posters with Buster's picture are everywhere. The townspeople run from him in terror wherever he goes.
Buster is once again in the wrong place at the wrong time when the police chief on his patrol is ambushed by a gangster. The gunman's bullets miss the officer, but the smoking gun ends up in Buster's hand. He runs from the persistent police chief, inadvertently causing mischief all over the town. While on the run, Buster encounters the same young woman he assisted earlier, who invites him to dinner. At her home he meets her father-he is the police chief, and he furiously chases Buster all over the apartment complex. After the young woman helps Buster escape, the pair emerge onto the street where Buster observes a sign outside a furniture store that says "You furnish the Girl, we furnish the home!" He carries his date into the store.
This short contains one of Keaton's more memorable images: A distant, speeding train approaches the camera, and stops with a close-up of Keaton who has been sitting on the front of the train.

[@antonlavrentiev5249]

Without a single word this movie in 23 min tells complex and intricate, but yet very natural story, full of humor and twists. I am still recovering after Rise of Skywalker.

[@danieljotaeme987]

Buster Keaton it was incredible, unfortunately here in Brazil only Charles Chaplin's filmography came to us, we didn't know it. Fui descobrir somente 100 anos depois, incrível esse cara.

[@BigChiken44]

Cloths, cars, hats - everything looked so nice back then.

[@wendymakin3459]

I laughed so hard that I snorted all the way through the clips. Love mostly the last line: the difference between doing funny things vs. doing things funny! He was pure genius!

[@nathan.brazil780]

Nobody was quite like Buster Keaton. His stunts were one of a kind and quite dangerous.

[@mwj5368]

I could hardly believe Buster's stunts and thought some were film editing tricks and did some stop action to try to catch the trick. So the stunt where he is high on the wooden fence and leaps down face first onto the sidewalk and partially over the curb is not film editing? Wow!

[@nathan.brazil780]

@@mwj5368 His most dangerous stunt of all is when he had the wall of a house fall over him. It is said that the director didn't know the extent of the stunt and quit on the spot. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH-VhH6NiLSXfa8

[@voceval1]

Usually films of this era appear monochromatic and flat. With color there's dimension, clarity, and make you feel as if you are there. This looks great and Buster Keaton a genius!

[@patricknataf5267]

L'un des innombrables chefs d'œuvre de Buster Keaton artiste de génie aux gags raffinés.

[@bball2068]

I dont know why i was recommended this ... this beautiful masterpiece but thank u youtube honestly its amazing . i was born in 1994 and this right here is why my granpa and gma had a great sense of humor ! I will never laugh as hard as i did watching this. I am going on a Buster Keaton marthon

[@delphinetesla]

So clean and colorful, I love to see oldies get a new life. Well done.

[@scotnick59]

YES

[@TakersMissy]

It makes you see how it REALLY looked if you'd been there watching as they were filming! 😊

[@stoniegadg3t-music345]

If I remember correctly, these films really did have full length scripts.. they just didn't have audio at the time for video .. hence hand movements and every once in a while a slide showing some words to help carry the storyline

[@arthurfunk3104]

Normally I hate colorized B&W movies. But given the age of these films, there is a hand-tinted feeling that is appropriate to their style. Good job.

[@carbine7457]

10:52 is the exact epitome of why I love silent film and the moment I fell in love with Buster Keaton's elegant comedic style all over again...

[@Stevesk0011]

Him leaning?

[@carbine7457]

@@Stevesk0011 Nah hit play @10:52, compadre-it’s the little pantomime of “disappointed realization”. It speaks wordless volumes in gestures that span seconds~ I love it!

[@marions.120]

Man, Buster was the best. He has always made me laugh! ✌️🤣👍

[@lailamubarak6286]

This is the first time I saw his clips but he is truly amazing.

[@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635]

Lol Buster was a total badass

[@TranscendianIntendor]

My mood was throughly elevated.

[@gsamalot]

Oh my this is pretty funny I can see why people of this Era enjoyed films like these I never laugh at something like this before

[@FuriousHondaBoy]

Like kid I watch this old b&w moveis with Buster and Charlie and love it. So fun but on some way of my toughts old and simple. Now when I grow up, 40 years old , now see how much is this briliant and even for this days good make. Thank you for bring back my childhood memory and make even beter with colorized.

[@dmitry73n]

Лучше* гениальней в разыыы* многих современных актеров и фильмов!

[@31512]

Вашими устами глаголит истина!!!

[@mats7492]

you can be cool but never as lighten-your-cigarette-on-a-steam-locomotive cool

[@PtolemyJones]

Buster was the G.O.A.T. to me...

[@SydneyRadio2UE]

That poor dog at 7:09 got throttled! LOL!!!

[@robertmartyr2041]

buster Keaton was a man like no other, his great stone face was a face you'll never forget :0) love chaplin, laurel and hardy too as you will never get a better set of comedian's :0)

[@wreckastow5261]

Agreed. I include Harold Lloyd up there as well; love his work.

[@charlesnolan7602]

The color improves the film! Love Mr. Keaton!

[@andreasschwarz3359]

Nice work. Thank you. I love Buster Keaton.

[@lailamubarak6286]

Ah the beauty of silent films.. 😆😆😉

[@DEAFBOY80]

Buster Keaton run faster than Usain Bolt 🏃🏻

[@betobsbf]

3:33 That slide was pure genius

[@yorukkizigeziyor]

💙Very Beautiful💙

[@szczepan4737]

Buster Keaton - trully The Greatest Of All Time.

[@luiseduardo586]

I guess people were tougher and more elastic in those days.

[@UmbraeVenator]

Or he was a god

[@TakersMissy]

Buster Keaton learned his "toughness" and flexbility while growing up as part of his parents' comedy vaudeville act from when he was only around 5 years old or so. It was very rough and tumble, but years of doing this made him the genuine 1st-class athlete he truly was. If you watch his feature films "College" or "Battling Butler", you'll see just how toned and sinewy muscular he really was! It's no wonder, then, how he made so many difficult stunts look easy! BTW - it was in vaudeville he learned that not smiling got him much bigger laughs. Hence the famous "Stoneface" nickname, which wasn't really accurate. He never smiled, but his face was very expressive when needed! Yes - Buster Keaton is not just my favorite comedian of all time, but one of my top favorite silent film stars - and my most beloved celebrity of all time as well. 😊❤️❤️❤️

[@kittywampusdrums4963]

@@TakersMissy Awesome, good info!

[@freechildlabour.mp3733]

The dog tho 💀💀💀

[@Wife_Mother_Failure]

beautifully done - thankyou

[@Anatol1984]

I met Buster Keaton truth a Charly Chaplin movie "Limelight" and loved his talent on the first view.

[@stoniegadg3t-music345]

Used a cop to hide from another cop and used another cop to hide behind from 2 other cops ... big brain move.. lol 👏😆

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

Beautiful, artfully done. I'm fascinated to see how it would have looked when they were filming, of course I love his films in black and white, as he's a beautiful, intriguing man, and surreal, poignant and funny. But for me I like to see how they look more like real life, the colour of his face, his hair, the ladies outfit, the adorable doggie and so on. They can exist together, the black and white original and the colour version, and be appreciated for different reasons.

[@stoniegadg3t-music345]

It was really cool seeing the dog. I felt bad when I thought how long it must have been since the dog passed away 😔.. looked happy and well taken care of

[@MartinHentschel]

Awesome, thanks!!

[@MrManuelnieves]

Grand Theft Auto version Buster Keaton

[@davidmartin-lee7049]

That dog just got rekt irl 7:00

[@naughtiusmaximus]

*angry John Wick noises*

[@user-sc8vf2lg5r]

Wonderful. Thx!

[@pabloescobarfan637]

You furnish the girl we furnish home 😂 😂

[@pitbull113]

47 people wouldn't know comedy if it hit em in the face.

[@karatee1000]

those idiots are laughing on dick jokes

[@RamanKumar-sm3gs]

1920 girls are so beautiful.... Like dolls.....😊😊😊😊

[@davidhalligan1669]

Brilliantly done

[@Realmasterorder]

True Geniuses of Comedy and Action stunts and amazing innovative ideas Jackie chan was inspired by Buster Keaton and his physicality and comedy elements, as he said many times.

[@MrAmulyamishra]

20:17 the jackie chan moment

[@rishiris7093]

I never heard of him before. So talented as and funny.

[@kittywampusdrums4963]

Wow whoever colored this it is fantastic!

[@flhxri]

This was pretty good

[@erdling7817]

Worldclass Mister Keaton🤣

[@rkomgm3932]

Astonishing !

[@pakman5043]

Old are really Gold....

[@usmanmuhammed8897]

Really amazing Keaton sir.

[@marceloleitedossantos9836]

Beautiful and funny coloured movie.

[@aceofspades02]

man.... even the dog was a stunt-actor!!!

[@juliantotriwijaya9208]

7:09 the bif *OOF* for the dog.

[@JOEAPPLE007]

Keaton looks formal to be in comedy 😎

[@dirceudemorais6245]

Very good!

[@waseemaslamdeedar4916]

Nice!!!

[@incognito4825]

Genius.

[@carmenrasmussen4666]

so funy all this felm thank you,

[@r_nandan_kannur]

❤️from KL, India

[@salvadorhpo2030]

Wow...I thought I was not going to like it, watched the whole 23:23 minutes

The big of big ones! Awesome Old USA!

[@jcbosco8575]

Genial Buster Keaton!!!!!

[@miltonjoseseganfredo72]

Gênio. Hilário e divertido

[@ntartienii]

at that time actors and producers were genius for real, creating from nothing. Creativity comes out when there are no rules..

[@byronwellburn]

Don't you just love KZbin ruining the end of your vids with an advert in the last 3 seconds

[@yanbenoit5498]

Best solution: Adblock

[@waderaney7]

Genius😉

[@spockboy]

I know for a fact that companies like LOWRY DIGITAL IMAGES has the technology to remove all the damage and flickering from these films. It would be wonderful so them as a pristine brand new negative again. Excellent choice of colors. They really suit the period.

[@houstonhelicoptertours1006]

The tech is nothing new or special and different solutions exist for quite some time now. It still needs per-scene adjustments made by an artist... and more extensive damage still requires a lot of manual work.

[@spockboy]

@@houstonhelicoptertours1006 My point was that this material deserves the attention. I was not commenting on the amount of automation vs manual work involved in said programs. I restore damaged photographs myself and am well aware of the work involved.

[@houstonhelicoptertours1006]

@@spockboy Hey, that's great. I did some restoration work on film back in the 90s, when you had to paint/repair everything on a Paint System or SGI by hand. My original point being; if no one has any interest in restoration of that specific material, then what? No studio or individual will do this work for free.

[@spockboy]

@@houstonhelicoptertours1006 Sadly it all comes down to greed and money. For example George Lucas "admittedly" was completely inspired by the Flash Gordon serials from the 1930's when he made Star Wars. So why doesn't the BILLIONAIRE give back a little and restore the original 35 mm prints at a cost of maybe 50 thousand bucks? Because he is a greedy, selfish, prick. Even just for archival reasons it would be a good thing right? Oh well :)

[@eloycelis5661]

The horse 🤣😂😅

[@LibuttiG]

A GENIOUS WITH GENIOUS

[@josealvesfilhoalves3637]

Alves do Brasil.muito bom kkk

[@BADGERBADGERISM]

cop with eye liner....gothic cop

[@trendfunny]

To good

[@MistressKarma6969]

This is so damn 😎

[@ratibalounici1292]

Omg a genius

[@chayonneperalta2199]

Me encanta.

[@SaccoBelmonte]

9:00 how an iconic zoom. I wonder how they made it cause it looks like stop motion at the end but the train smoke doesn't seem to go any faster. You can also see the smoke shadow as the train is in first plane and doesn't look like there is any cut.

[@jonathanavitua5559]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4iom6uhoKdrjtU For you, my curious friend.

[@jamessales9047]

They put the train in reverse

[@yellowfolder]

People were much faster back then.

[@mrsillywalk]

I made the 1K likes.

[@nyyusuf7702]

Mantul

[@willdatsun]

WhERE's THE GOAT

[@filmnobelpreis]

It's Buster Keaton

[@tucobenedictopacificojuanm168]

THE GOAT = Greatest Of All Time, there is also other meaning, check Urban Dictionary ;)

[@ivandrago4247]

"Scapegoat"?

[@Edzward]

Real life Bugs Bunny.

[@user-tg6ty8vz5s]

Классно)

[@reirakutuka2r771]

Grande mostro

[@user-zy2lx3st3b]

wizard!!!

[@user-hi2xg3di9u]

В 1000 раз интереснее и содержательнее последних Мстителей)

[@WonderfulDay2023]

History

[@SingTodayi]

This is far more internaining then what they make nowadays.

[@maithamalkhazragi8715]

oh my god 😂😂😂😂

[@user-fu9zu3fe1e]

сам пою и сочиняю но ты просто супер

[@ailmlvr5905]

Wow Buster Keaton looks just like the Turkish football player Mesut Ozil

[@NickNenov]

awesome, I'm really curious about the colourisation process on the film, was it hand painted?

[@NickNenov]

@solomon kane thats amazing, you mean like this? www.eastman.org/technicolor/technology/two-color-process

[@jamessales9047]

I think they coloured by hand every slide individually

[@3fsfdd]

Классный фильм. США 100 лет назад, выглядит прекрасно.

[@3fsfdd]

@LAFOLLETTER он был оценен по достоинству. Снял кучу фильмов за которые он был признан. Также он обладатель Оскара.

[@tar.4683]

20:10 his face is really creepy.

[@user-um9pm2my3n]

رائع

[@thamang9373]

🤗🤗🤗

[@BADGERBADGERISM]

hes got those banana shoes

[@user-gx6hr9vg8o]

Бастер Китон - комик без улыбки...

[@olegbnk9617]

Лучший

[@nicholasbaker2633]

Anyone know what that recurring minor key march tune might be?