Laurel and Hardy Year One | Flicker Alley 

Hello -- Randy Skretvedt here. I provided commentaries for the films on this set, and also assembled the photo galleries and wrote some pieces for the booklet. Yes, you pronounced my last name correctly -- thank you and bravo! Having watched L&H films for most of my 65 years, I was astonished when I first saw the restorations of these films. Until now, they've only been available in very blurry dupes, so to see them in sharp, clear, pristine condition is just amazing. Thank you for getting the word out about this fantastic set.

I was raised on Laurel and Hardy and to see them getting the treatment they deserve with such good quality releases is great.

Great video and feature on this gorgeous release, Dave. Flicker Alley really does some amazing work on restoration and special features. I'm glad you're enjoying going through the set and thanks for sharing it with us. This is definitely on my radar as I've never seen the silent films. Stay warm and chat soon. 🥸🥸🥶🥶🚶‍♂️🚶‍♂️❄️🍩🍩🥳🥧🥧

I love Laurel and Hardy way out west!!

Great movie

I love L&H, best comedy team ever I'd say. This looks like a gem of a release I'll have to get it, their visit to the Stone Age in Flying Elephants is a favorite of these! I hope we'll see more releases, all their classic shorts from the 1930s would make great sets.

Nice 👍 it’s amazing yes when you come on I’m trying my hardest to catch every video you do

Your collection behind you is amazing

Cinema Dave

You made these collections sound so good that I just ordered them both. I've found that I really enjoy a lot of silent/early comedy shorts, but I've never seen a lot of Laurel and Hardy, so I'll jump in with these two. I saw that Flicker Alley has a collection entitled Laurel or Hardy with films the two made separately before they were a team. I may check that out next if I enjoy these. Thanks for the information on the special features, as well. I'm sure I'll spend a lot of time on those. I appreciate the video. Have a good one.

Two more you should see. Wheeler and Woosley and Harold Lloyd in Speedy.

Great stuff Dave! I looked that set up right after the live stream. I love this kind of stuff! The only Laurel and Hardy movie I have is March Of The Wooden Soldiers.

Laurel and Hardy murder case classic!