I can't remember the last time I watched a silent film, and this is the first time I was deeply attracted by a silent film. The scenes and reactions in the film are completely real, and every laughing point is connected very naturally and skillfully, which makes people laugh. Lol, it turns out that there were so many jokes in the 1920s and 1930s, and making the audience laugh at the same time triggers thinking, I have to admire the director! I can't imagine what the technical conditions were like at the time, but the scene of Buster Keaton's running uphill and somersaulting downhill made me believe that it must not be easy. The actors worked hard beyond imagination. While laughing, I can't help but sigh, how pure and real the movies were at that time, and the simplicity can be seen full of sincerity. Very worth seeing.
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