Laurel and Hardy - WAY OUT WEST (1937) Reaction

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Way Out West (1937)
Directed: James W. Horne
A prospector enlists Stan and Ollie to deliver the deed to his daughter Mary. When they arrive in the small village and enter the local saloon, Mary's witch guardian pretends to be Mary, thus fooling the hapless duo into handing over the deed. Upon meeting the real Mary, the pair realizes their mistake and sets about getting the deed into the rightful owner's hands.

[@Accam570]

The dancing scene is one of the most iconic moments in all of comedy history.

[@mariocisneros911]

They were the 1st comedy team before all of them. From the mid 1920's - early 1940's they were the top. Comedians from the 1950's-60's grew up on them

[@Bozolisand]

The quartet is the Avalon Boys. The bass is Chill Wills, who later became a character actor in westerns.

[@thomastimlin1724]

In 2018 a movie was released about L and H called Stan and Ollie starring Steve Coogan as Stan, and John C. Reilly as Ollie, about their last years together touring in England [they compartmentalized those years into a last tour], some of the script is fictionalized [they never had major arguments or disagreements say the relatives and heirs]. But it is a beautiful film, the actors perfectly replicate the dance from Way Out West, and the bar rom song "On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine." And several well known skits from their movies. This film will make you want to both cry and stand up and cheer. It was Stan who wrote much of their film shorts and features when it came to the gags and funny things to say. Stan and Ollie movie is highly recommended in my book. They were immensely popular in their day throughout the entire world. the went from silent movies to talkies flawlessly. Laurel was once an understudy for Charlie Chaplin went on a vaudeville touring compnay toured the USA, long before Chaplin became a star.

[@marion_R]

I love the whole movie, but the singing scene made laugh so heavily!☀️ Thank you for showing these legends!💚

[@HuntingViolets]

I think the parts where they were wrestling for the deed were the funniest. I also love the musical numbers. This is my favorite Laurel and Hardy movie. They occasionally showed us movies in junior high in the auditiorium (maybe it was a cafeteria, I don't know), and this was one of them.

[@RltchieI]

For the younger generation, 21:59 the origin of Homer Simpson’s famous catchphrase.

[@jkpole]

I just LOVE Stan and Ollie, from my childhood.... SOOOOOOOO funny

[@paulfinchman3855]

Stan and Ollie, the best thing before and since sliced bread.

[@Markrealguy51]

My girlfriend thinks I’m nuts to watch Laurel and Hardy but they are my favorite comedy act

[@Euwijk]

You need a new girlfriend. Really.

[@ElectricSoulShow]

Laurel and Hardy were Loved all over the world. Whether Black, White, Red, or Brown. Different Religions or Creeds. They belong to the whole world and the whole world loves them. If they were alive today they wouldn't need passports. They would instantly allowed to enter any country in the world without one. Such was their fame!

[@stevedotwood]

Stan's ticklish scene was the best IMHO. The Marx Brothers did a Western too: "Go West"

[@neiledmonds2351]

Laurel and Hardy performed at the Dudley hippodrome near where i live but sadly its been demolished and the film with steve coogan and j.c.riley they filmed some of that at the black country museum just down road from the hippodrome 😊😊😊

[@thomastimlin1724]

James Finlayson, the Scottish actor, with mustache and funny double takes [in the top hat], could be considered a third member of Laurel and Hardy team, he did so many film shorts and pictures with them

[@zimjun7]

THANK you! I had to be reminded of what his NAME was!

[@williambailey344]

These guys are my Heroes Stan from Ulverston England and Ollie from Georgia USA and I am only just one of thousands around the world that are a member of The Sons of the Desert tent,😊

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

just love the dance scene in this film. but my favorite laurel and hardy films are their shorts; even their silent shorts. two other GREAT western paradies of the period are the marx brothers' "go west" (1940) and "destry rides again" (1939) starring james stewart and marlene dietrich. madeline kahn's role in 'blazing saddles" is based upon dietrich's role in that film. so glad to see others enjoy these historic films. our history must be remembered and truly appreciated. thanks for the upoload.

[@MrBadBean]

Legends

[@jamesbobo]

well, that was half the film

[@InikaChungKPS]

their was 30 minutes more but my phone reached the maximum storage space unfortunately

[@clutch236]

@@InikaChungKPS Kinda sounds like me when I'm eating ribs, I reach maximum storage space too!

[@thomastimlin1724]

@@InikaChungKPS Hey just clean it out and run the second half later. Stan and Ollie film 2018, Highly recommend if even just for your own viewing, it's a beautiful film about them.

[@robotjg962]

Thanks for the reaction and bringing some joy to us. I liked the part where Oliver fell in the hole in the stream.

[@FrankBishop]

Love them!

[@thomastimlin1724]

Number one on L and H's list is always "Comedy with dignity," and second "Timing."

[@clutch236]

A lotta fun, classic dance scene, and the kickin' up dust at the end was hilarious! lol....I must say (as what happens with reactors pretty often), make sure that both (you AND the video) can clearly be heard. I would guess, if your voice volume sounded like a (9 outta 10), then then video's volume sounded like a (3 outta 10)....see what I mean? Anyway, other than (volume stuff) it was a "Good reaction!"

[@RobSkillz881]

I feel like them singers sang in a looney tunes short

[@jian5568]

You should see laurel and hardy toyland movie.

[@ianhenshaw2930]

After all these years it still bugs me that they got away with it. 🙁

[@longfootbuddy]

sole food

[@BogusOp]

what is the point of reading the plot outline before you actually watch it ? How DUMB

[@truthtransistorradio6716]

In terms of old times comedy, they are 2nd only to the Marx Brothers! 3rd would be the Little Rascals.