Post by novastar6 on Feb 20, 2017 6:12:10 GMT
I loved Brats, it was the only one I ever had on tape when VCRs were still the thing.
I've seen the best parts of Big Business, Tars and Stripes, Fight of the Century, etc., on comedy documentaries of the golden age of comedy and the kings of comedy. Big Business by and far was THE funniest, them destroying a man's home while he's simultaneously destroying their car, all because he didn't want to buy a Christmas tree.
In October our town had a silent film feature for Halloween, which included their film Do Detectives Think?, the first one they were ever in together AS a working pair, and they never missed a beat.
I also saw and loved Habeas Corpus on TCM, LOVED it.
I've also seen The Laurel and Hardy Murder Case which was redone as the 3 Stooges If a Body Meets a Body, complete with the same detective, not as memorable but it was enjoyable.
I've seen the best parts of Big Business, Tars and Stripes, Fight of the Century, etc., on comedy documentaries of the golden age of comedy and the kings of comedy. Big Business by and far was THE funniest, them destroying a man's home while he's simultaneously destroying their car, all because he didn't want to buy a Christmas tree.
In October our town had a silent film feature for Halloween, which included their film Do Detectives Think?, the first one they were ever in together AS a working pair, and they never missed a beat.
I also saw and loved Habeas Corpus on TCM, LOVED it.
I've also seen The Laurel and Hardy Murder Case which was redone as the 3 Stooges If a Body Meets a Body, complete with the same detective, not as memorable but it was enjoyable.