Sherlock Jr - 1924 - HD Movie (Buster Keaton)

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[GrahamChapman]

The ability to make people laugh for 100 years has got to be the definition of immortality.

[labyfan]

Wow just realizing I'm watching this for the first time in 2024, exactly 100 years after it was made and it's great! I'm 37 and I've heard the name Buster Keaton years ago and knew he was from the Charlie Chaplin era. But now, thanks to also starting to watch the original Twilight Zone series for the first time and seeing him in an episode, I started to dive into him and his work and I'm just gobsmacked. Beyond my expectations of pratfalls and slapstick, I discover this guy is an athletic daredevil of pure genius. I find myself mind-boggled at how they could have done some of the stunts. I have to do a double take and still can't comprehend it. And I'm just in awe of the creativity. I can't wait to see more.

[karenkaren]

His expressions at the end when he kept looking up at the screen for a wonderful little piece of comic acting. And the young Buster (he was 29 here) was DREAMY !

[talkinghead]

I expected Buster Keaton to be great -- and he was -- but I didn't expect that the movie would hold up so well. The story, the special effects, the movie-within-a-movie concept...it was all very well done. And the acting was much better, much more natural, than I expected. I can't wait to see more of this great, great filmmaker.

[sarangbrijesh]

The amount of creativity and effort that went into making this masterpiece (especially in the stunts, cinematography & editing) is just beyond brilliant even for today's standards.

[kmterpin]

The man. The artist, writer, director, cinematographer, the comic, the genius, the LEGEND✨🌟

[patrickbrownson]

The ghost hat at 18:27 is one of those brilliant little touches that Keaton wove so expertly between the bigger gags and the wild stunts.

[ricardocantoral]

At 15:28, Keaton broke his neck when the impact of the water slammed him onto the train tracks. He didn't know about that injury for several years.

[aviovintage]

Absolutely amazing movie. Can't believe this was made almost 100 years ago.

[daveerickson]

Nice to see so many people appreciate his brilliance.

[cathalmeenagh]

18:47 onwards: Meta-cinematic genius. Years ahead of its time.

[lesafowers]

A new found love of Buster Keaton. How on earth did he do it? I also understand that most of his stunts were done in one take. Crazy genius.

[NeTxGrl]

So creative. A wonderful artform. This is timeless. He is priceless. They don't make'em like this anymore

[kayeninetwo]

So why is this movie so much more fun to watch than movies of today? Sheesh, it was 100 years ago.

[mikehiers]

This is so much better than CGI. Much creativity is gone in search of huge profits...

[AngelavengerL]

The stunts and cinematography were just phenomenal! Buster was hilarious!

[vannn]

I'm Indonesian born in 91. I feel like this is treasure and for march 2021 this is my new achievment.

[anna-sophie]

Too cute. Still nowadays! Moved me to tears and laughter! Sweetest, hilarious, melancholic Buster! <3

[delrey]

One of the best silent comedy films ever👌
Buster Keaton is the GOAT.

[BinaryRex]

Aww that is such a sweet ending to this wonderful wonderful movie. Keaton is timeless, brilliant and timeless.