Buster Keaton - Our Hospitality (Laurel & Hardy)

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----- The Canfield and McKay families have been feuding for so long, no one remembers the reason the feud started in the first place. One stormy night in 1810, family patriarch John McKay and his rival James Canfield kill each other. After the tragic death of her husband, John's wife decides her son Willie will not suffer the same fate. She moves to New York to live with her sister, who after the mother's death raises him without telling him of the feud.
Twenty years later, Willie receives a letter informing him that his father's estate is now his. His aunt tells him of the feud, but he decides to return to his Southern birthplace anyway to claim his inheritance. On the train ride, he meets a girl, Virginia. They are shy to each other at first, but become acquainted during many train mishaps. At their destination, she is greeted by her father and two brothers; she, it turns out, is a Canfield. Willie innocently asks one of the brothers where the McKay estate is. The brother offers to show him the way, but stops at every shop in search of a pistol to shoot the unsuspecting Willie. By the time he obtains one, Willie has wandered off. Willie is very disappointed to discover the McKay "estate" is a rundown home, not the stately mansion he had imagined. Later, however, he encounters Virginia, who invites him to supper.

[@michaeljudge5089]

What a lovely movie! Keaton researched the period and they built that train based on the 1825 Rocket. Glorious.

[@harishwala5882]

Hello from India 🇮🇳. BK owned trains also. Enjoy...

[@SerandibBroadcast]

I started to enjoy these silent movies very recently. It is amazing to think that we had a era like this. Great actors as well.

[@vinaykumar-ls6ti]

Maryada ramanna fans gather here

[@randallson]

Great enjoyment. Amazing what they did back then!

[@kasenasa2271]

i know I am kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to watch new tv shows online ?

[@titusarthur9770]

@Kasen Asa i use FlixZone. Just search on google for it :)

[@hippopole9657]

Very fine picture of those days . Action is super . Comedy is excellent . More over I came to know those days cycle and train facilities That was the beginning modern days comfortable life . Now we see high speed bullet trains, electric trains ,planes etc ,etc .

[@sivaramakrishna3888]

What a master piece

[@harishwala5882]

How many God's names in 😂 one??

[@UFOBobTV]

I've always enjoyed Keaton's work, but this film I had never seen until today. Thanks

[@harishwala5882]

Because U R more attracted to Ufo🤣

[@harishwala5882]

Hello from India 🇮🇳. BK owned Trains also...Enjoy

[@usmanmuhammed8897]

Great movie👍

[@Mtuch1962]

His stunts at the waterfall are amazing.

[@Senchodz]

Thanks for this great movie Greetings from Algeria

[@myname7056]

Buster Keaton’s son in the prologue. Aww.

[@abbyrockchick]

clever ending, i like it!

[@richardnailhistorical3445]

What is absolutely amazing to me is that steam rail train? Was that made just for this movie? Incredible how it could even stay on the tracks? I never heard of such a machine, is this just Keaton's invention? Can you imagine the 'boiler' for that engine? What specs where there for pressure? It was probably made of tin and they are throwing wood into it like is was a 'Bessemer Furnace'? Incredible it did not blow up and kill half the cast!

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[@sturmovik5448]

I know I'm late but... According to Wikipedia the locomotive was a fully functional replica of George Stephenson's "Rocket" engine built in 1829 (and still preserved in England). The track was their own, built for the production. And as for safety... there were no specs (at least not for the original, the movie reproduction would have had to be built to 1923 requirements), and the first railroad fatality in the U.S. happened when an engine very similar to that did, in fact, explode.

[@danlefou]

@@sturmovik5448 The Rocket replica is better in some respects than others built much more recently; the safety valve forward on the boiler was often mistaken for a second steam dome, being encased in a copper bonnet. Here it is authentic, but with a more prominent weight arm. The passenger cars are copied from the converted stage coaches used on the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad in 1831.

[@raffaelofficial6005]

This is to all the time that slowly but the site of the buster keaton

[@pvsmanian1]

Super comedy.

[@manjugopuggopug5049]

This movie has seven remakes in different languages in India . Maryadaramanna Telugu remake by SS Rajamouli. Maryaderamanna Kannada remake. Vallavanukku pullum aayudham Tamil remake . Son of Sardar Hindi remake which collects 250 crores total . Balagalittu olega baa , second remake in Kannada . Ivan maryadaraman in Malayalam . Faande poriya boga kaande re in Bengali.

[@rohitedits2734]

Was searching for a comment like this, say this movie name from the wikipedia page of maryada tamanna. A few months from now it will have been 100 years since this movie released. Hoping SSR will celebrate its aniversary 😊

[@thedude3853]

Loved It!!!

[@BIH0711]

This movie reminds me "SON OF SARDAR"👍

[@vinayjakkula9999]

Maryadha ramanna Movie Remake anta gaa🙄

[@vinaykumar-ls6ti]

Yes

[@ksstores839]

abbabba emi vetakaram ra Babu... avvanilr

[@ravivarma9847]

Yes

[@rohitedits2734]

Remake ante insulting ga undhi bro. Inspired ana ochu. Btw fews months lo this movie will be 100 years. Hoping ssr will talk or feature about this in his socials. Would be sweet

[@FunnyBecauseItsTrue]

...what better way to honor a classic film than by cramming it full of ad breaks every five minutes...

[@sbu1238]

Bellissimo film

[@theonewhoasked8896]

Herat work. Good as the comedies

[@jojopuppyfish]

Music by Carl Davis

[@over2seeyer]

RiP doggo, you were a good boi

[@kenschannel5756]

Now it's remaked in Kollywood Tamil movie as "valuvanukku pullum aiyudham" 😂😂

[@TOAD69500]

I find that rocket replica so strange it looks so barebones (even more then the original) and yet it works? The controls look so strange in just a little box ontop of the firebox but it has to be actually steam powered. Not only because most sources say it is but also because they had no fancy models or effects they could use. Sure I could maybe be powered by a combustion engine if it wasn't for all the steam and smoke which I don't think smoke machines existed back in the 1920's. I think the reason I feel it looks odd is because of the sped up footage along with it not actually being a standard gauge locomotive running on 36" track (or atleast so I've read)

[@sajithsajith1942]

This movie Remake in malayalam movie mariyadha raman

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👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@micheleraba4878]

1:13:20

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No voice

[@1iuh]

27:56 Kung fu.