Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle & Buster Keaton: THE GARAGE (1920) 2/3

[950jazzy]

HAHA! Busters sooooo cute in his early films w/ Arbuckle

[beatingbrahms]

Hahahalarious! Loved it! Must finish!

[beatingbrahms]

Wow...that dog really really HATES pants. o.O

[TheBookWorm1718]

6:50 - 6:55 That is just priceless

[MissGoldenDreams13]

Has anyone else ever noticed that "accidental loss of pants" is a really common motif in Buster's films?

[TheBookWorm1718]

@MissGoldenDreams13 I did notice that through his earlier work he had a habit of being caught with his pants down so to speak, not always a loss but sometimes a woman would faint walking in on him changing.

[eMuse5]

@MissGoldenDreams13 There seemed to be three main rules of slapstick comedy back then:

1. Throwing food is funny.

2. Anything to do with losing, ripping, or otherwise maiming pants is funny.

3. Dressing in drag is always automatically funny.

And it would not be possible for me to love this more!

[rentatrip1]

aat 4:39 you are seeing a glimpse of 1920 Los Angeles street view -

Probably near Culver City

looks like a little country village

[TheBattleWagon]

Love the Little car in the opening of this clip it has the same nose as a Fiat Topolino, or the old Whit Whisteling billy steam racers!

[iamjackscolin]

3:02 unbelievable

[cremesupreme]

i almost crapped my pants laughing on this one

[WildAlbertaRose]

I haven't laughed so hard in a long time. This is really funny.

[1947Desoto]

Now I see where Rod Serling got some of the jokes for the Twilight Zone episode "Once Upon A Time" which featured Buster Keaton as the main character.