l'arroseur arrosé

[jogeryjogo]

Sound doesn't work dumb shit.

[tehniobium]

The birth of the fail :-)

Also: better than most posts on failblog :-)

[dfxmaxxx]

Parece que el señor esta manoseando al niño :S

[raeleneturipa]

he started slapping his bum

[21Placebo]

and they Inception had awesome effects

[AnnShchadrina]

Is this the first film ever?!!

[tirouge0]

@AnnShchadrina Nah. "Entrée d'un train en gare de la Ciotat" is considered like the first one.

[sasha3542]

@AnnShchadrina no. the first film ever is The output of Lumière's factories (La sortie des usines Lumière is the original france title)

[MegaStupidMagic]

@sasha3542 no. the oldest known film is "Roundhay Garden Scene" (1888).

[Steinbach1984]

@AnnShchadrina No, but it is the first fiction film ever. All earlier films have no plot. Obviously, it's also the first comedy film ever.

[TheSpidermec]

un classique

[Shomononosh]

3 persoones se sont faites arroser. Ou rosser.

...

Désolé, c'était trop tentant.

[ololo10000]

Педофил чокнутый этот поливальщик..

[DarkCaptain7]

Le premier court métrage comique marquant de l'histoire.

[spick1923]

Ahh how we have evolved from the near dickensian nightmare this film

dipicts in that just by playing a small, prank the jovial boy has his arse hole

horrendessly gropped for a clear 5 seconds...

[riskinros]

the book was better

[bin1127]

what ! he groped the boy for playing a prank?

[JackOfBlades434]

Gad Dangit That's as old as Walter Breuning now!

[Timcookie321]

that is pure genius

[ToporChimerique]

@Timcookie321 o......k

[Sturt16]

great i needed that for my media studies assignment! thankyou so much!!!

[sbchelldiver]

The unit of measure of Great comedy...it is Still Funny!!!

[alejandrofanz]

Primer filme de la historia... encontes significa que ellos son los dos primeros actores de la historia!! Un Oscar a la mejor actuacion!!! jajajaja

[gostii1]

@alejandrofanz Definitivamente no es el primer filme de la historia, antes de este, en 1888, Louis Aimé Augustin Le Prince filmo un corto mostrando el trafico de un puente de Inglaterra. Tambien hay un corto de Muybridge de un caballo trotando, que fue filmado para resolver una apuesta. Los hermanos Lumière son conocidos como los inventores del cine porque fueron unos de los pocos que se dieron cuenta del valor comercial que tendrian las peliculas.

[alejandrofanz]

@gostii1 Muchas gracias por la info, tienes algo mas de información que me puedas compartir? solo lo quiero como cultura general. Muchas gracias.

[alejandrofanz]

@gostii1 crees que sea este??? copia la direccion youtube . com y luego esto/

watch?v=F1i40rnpOsA&feature=pl­ayer_embedded

gracias

[gostii1]

@alejandrofanz Fue en 1878 cuando Muybridge filmo a un caballo corriendo, para determinar si en algun momento tenia las cuatro patas en el aire, o si necesitaba hacer contacto con el suelo todo el tiempo.

Le Prince (el que filmo el trafico en Leeds) tambien trabajo en un proyector para sus peliculas, e invento un aparato llamado Cruz de Malta (que todavia se usa en la mayoria de los proyectores y camaras)

[gostii1]

@alejandrofanz Este cineasta es el mismo que el del video que me dejaste, pero la verdad que no se bien de que se trata, mas de lo que dice en la descripcion

[alejandrofanz]

@gostii1 pues lo poco que he leido y entendido lo del caballo que mencionas es la primer imagen con movimiento, mas no es la primer "pelicula" ya que es la primer escena con moviento, si abres el proximo enlace te daras cuenta de lo que te digo.

watch?v=39zhCvPBprI&feature=re­lated

[Awaa1]

c'est trop nul comment les gens pouvaient aller voir cette horreur de la nature mdr

[FACINKA50]

@Awaa1

c'est le premier film alors essaye de te mètre a leur place!!

enfin!!

[Sulitariu]

Bravo, en plus c'est dans ma ville natale.

[Catel1]

Decent storyline, average actors, but awful screen shooting and editing, though the author tries to develop an interesting point about ethics, morals and human condition. 3/6

[islandsylph]

catel - what do you expect? It was made over 100 years ago.

[Jellyfish60]

Can't wait for the remake!

[RoCkYoUrSoCkSoFF1]

@Jellyfish60 You won't believe it, but it has been remade. It's called 'The Biter Bit', and it was made in 1900. I can't find any videos on YT, but it's basically the same as this one except it has a tree in the foreground. Sad, I know. Just thought I'd let you know; even if it is a year later than your original comment haha =)

[osanpoable]

Thank you very much for your uploading.

I feel this ancient film have a story line and a performance.

[DJLensMusic]

It's not the first film ever, but is it the first fictional film.

[maroctoujours]

C'est la magie du frères Lumière, les premiers inventeur du Cinématographe au monde ...

[wizofozfan007]

This is recorded as the earliest known film of all time... The first movie ever made.

[KahlanAmnell17]

Actually, the Edison Kinetoscope had the earliest films. "The Strong Man" was the first motion picture.

[codyki]

I'ma let you finish, but this was Ayn Rand's favorite movie of all time! OF ALL TIME!!!

[Diosmierdoso]

yes!!, this movie is from 1895 with lumièr's brothers. amazing.

[rikubabe1]

Brilliant :)

[darlemauro]

this is art

[GrievingForGrace]

When I show this to my social studies classes, they always laugh. And I love that, because here is a film that is nearly 115 years old, yet it brings about the same response as it did in 1895.

[jansenxvs]

Incredible how this paved the way for all the slapstick humor today. If you love slapstick, this is a little bit of history for you.

[KIKIXOU2]

Qu'est-ce que tu racontes comme conneries ?

[moonina87]

Sto preparando un esame sul cinema internazionale e devo iniziare dai Lumière..mammamia ke bello studiare la storia del cimema,partendo dalle origini!Quanti passi in avanti ke sono stati fatti e pensare le Louise Lumière pensava all'inizio ke il cinema avesse vita breve...

[jprithvi]

lol amazing...,although I wonder how people would react if a gardener was spanking their kid these days

[julianallees]

That is amazing, just like what some other commenters have said, it is hard to believe that that film came out in December, 1895! Sometimes all you can do is just sit there and gaw.

Yours,

julianallees

8th August, 2008  08/08/08 11:19pm

[Snehasis]

lol

[atomicguitar90]

Damn dude that's 113 years old!

[Annaaa20]

this is not the first film ever made for an audience. That is "La sortie de l'usine" by the Lumiere brothers. This is still quite amazing..

[Z1986]

but this is the first piece of fiction in movies... it just blows my mind when i think of 1895

[clerlic]

Long way from that to stuff like Transformers. A long but great way!

[Duracellabcd]

history of cinema, the first film of ever

[aisr1990]

jejejejejeje thanks for sharing!!