Buster Keaton chase scene

[NotTheKeatonSociety]

Terrific understatement -- "Some rocks are involved."

[nateandsophie]

He was THE most brilliant actor/director/stuntman/writer in all of Hollywood history. He was a freaking genius! God, I LOVE this man!!!

[squelto]

i like the part where he's like "screw it i'll take on the rocks instead!"

[billynunn]

BRILLIANT !!!!!!! 

[TheRealSugaBabi]

LOVE THIS!



[gkiss1001]

holy shit.

[SkellionPowalskiz]

Did he actually do all off that? I'm a little skeptical of the tree scene, but the rest is pretty awesome.

[CoolerKing37]

@SkellionPowalskiz You can see an edit during the tree part. They probably used a dummy for that. But other then that, Keaton did all his own stunts.

[eMuse5]

@CoolerKing37 I'm sure he would've loved to actually be in the tree as it was falling, but they wouldn't let him go through with it. ;-)

[OxymoronicRomantic]

1925. When frames covered in painted canvas could actually pass as boulders.

Love the movie magics. And, damn, that man was FIT.

[nabijemtepedercino]

the Original Jackass :-)

[maccafan1974]

3:50 Faster than a locomotive!

[octavianmihailescu]

Insane and brilliant! :D

[socalafia]

What the...WOW!

[mambojumbo]

Yah....finally watched a movie without CGI!

[userxx]

Haha, this is such a ridiculous scene in the movie.

[FlippinBooks]

Buster Keaton does more running in his films than all of the actors in the Lord of the Rings movies combined.

[JOJOBANANAZ1]

EASILY THE GREATEST COMIC ACTOR OF ALL TIME

[d0ug]

what an athlete!

[Erador]

You need to recut this and add the part where all the brides are coming out of alleys and stuff by the hundreds =P This is easily one of the greatest, most entertaining chase scenes of all time.