The Blacksmith (1922) - Buster Keaton (music score by Angelin Fonda) 

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Still fresh and enjoyable than any other latest movies.

For future reference: PLAYBACK SPEED x .75 makes all these old silent films more realistic :)

Beautifully done. Score is perfect fit for an excellent short!

After the100 years, that's still so funny

@Bruce Wayne I had no clue! That's awesome!

Have you checked out "The Railrodder", made by the guy that directed 'Heavy Metal'? I just did. Keaton still had it - dude *made* me chuckle as I gazed upon a lovely selection of Canadian rail scenes.

I think many movies are funny, but few of them actually make me laugh - but this one did! “The spreading chestnut tree” LOL!

The shock-absorbing saddle was just the best. :D

Classic enough that people are still copying his bits. Check out the “Every Frame a Painting” video on Keaton.

What difference does a modern mindset make to physical comedy, it's timeless.

I’m the 69th Like. NICE!

@@phreak761 I know, what I mean is, even if your experience with the media is only modern movies you could still have fun watching this one, unlike other old movies that seem to have a cultural barrier between generations.

You should also watch Harold Lloyd!

An extra terestial creature 💛💛💛

Wow🤩

Lol, Think about the production cost, wrecking the car must have given the studios a heart attack. 🍷

@@evm6177 Better a silent movie star in the 1900s than a 1 hit wonder in the 21st. He was a mega-star by todays measures. His silent films could be watched and understood by 90% of the planet.

No, it is actually a myth. Just some old Pierce Arrow. The presented car was a Rolls-Royce, btw

Those four hinge arrangements on it were actual car shock absorbers from back then.

@@lawrencelewis8105 I saw that.

Actually, most silent films were distributed with sheet music that was played by local orchestras in the larger theaters, and many of the smaller ones. When soundtracks came along on the film, thousands of professional musicians were put out of work. The "tinkling piano" sound associated with silent films was actually based on a spoof made years later, and is no more accurate than the two circles that denote looking through binoculars in movies.

Charlie Chaplin got a lot of criticism for adding the voice over narration to "The Gold Rush" in the 40s, and it was his own film. Sometimes artistic license is a tricky thing. Somebody took Fritz Lang's "Metropolis", colorized it, and added a rock soundtrack. I didn't like it at all. Anybody who was around in 1980 probably remembers "Hooked on Classics" They took snippets of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and others and set it to the disco boom boom beat to use as soundtracks for working out. I doubt if anybody who loves classical music had anything good to say. Messing around with somebody else's work is kind of a mine field. The music on this one is OK because it fits and it's not intrusive. Jay Z or Marilyn Manson would not have been a good choice.

Well, one might argue that it was a classic by that time already and they were paying homage to Keaton. However, it's also possible they were just recycling material from him, which is ironic for current Disney at least.

I remember seeing that same Gag being used in Lucky Luke several times.

I absolutely adore the music in this, the parts where he’s swinging the sledgehammer and pulling the motor by the rope with the cymbals (I think they’re cymbals) in time of the hits as well the piano notes when his hat jumps up and flips around is great (forgive me for not using proper musical terminology or such I’m just going on what I hear)

Lol, Think about the production cost, wrecking the car must have given the studios a heart attack. 🍷

I Wonder how they Can control the horses in such a way.

Sames! 😂🤗💋💕

@@vrajananda The horse was trained btw lol

rooscuro thank you so much!

You might be right. Modern shows and movies are definately too talky. And this makes them pretty much the same

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