1922

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mabooz for me but shoutout to häxan

Isn't it maboosa?

i think its maboz-e with heavy emphasis on the E
then again i don't speak any german at all

gonna watch grandma's boy which you recommended i start with for lloyd later @Elric

peeped vem dömer by sjöström, 1922. another sjöström film bergman paid homage to in sjunde inseglet thought it was only körkarlen

dang I'm gonna have to check that out

How was Grandma's Boy?

was just about to watch it right now boss

@Elric
yeah this is a sweet film not what i actually expected, it's so character driven and examines lloyd much more than i thought it would.

i expected nothing but a buncha fast paced gags like his two reelers

You're gonna be steadily impressed by his attention to character development and narrative progression as well as relentless gags only underestimated him for a minute before I realized the holy trinity is Keaton/Chaplin/Lloyd for a reason

How are you doing this? A year each week? Each month?

A week or two per year

Made a youtube playlist of some 1922 films ranging from major titles to oddities that look interesting. (Mostly features btw. There are way too many shorts from the 1910s-20s for me to sift through.)

Here's the list of what's in it.

~ Film title (Director) ~

• Phantom (F. W. Murnau)
• Robin Hood (Allan Dwan)
• The Loves of Pharaoh (Ernst Lubitsch)
• The Prisoner of Zenda (Rex Ingram)
• Lorna Doone (Maurice Tourneur)
• Foolish Wives (Erich von Stroheim)
• The Light in the Dark (Clarence Brown)
• Trapped by the Mormons (Harry B. Parkinson)
• One Exciting Night (D. W. Griffith)
• Monte Cristo (Emmett J. Flynn)
• Moran of the Lady Letty (George Melford)
• The Headless Horseman (Edward D. Venturini)
• Haxan (Benjamin Christensen)
• The Seventh Day (Henry King)
• Blood and Sand (Fred Niblo & Dorothy Arzner)
• Captain Fly by Night (William K. Howard)
• The Three Must Get Theres (Max Linder)
• "The Frozen North" (Buster Keaton & Edward Cline)
• "Cops" (Keaton & Cline)
• Nanook of the North (Robert J. Flaherty)
• Grandma's Boy (Fred C. Newmeyer)

Will try to do one for every year as we come to them if i can

Nanook of the North

still don't know how they fit all those f***ers in that one Kayak

The clown car canoe priceless

The igloo slicing scene

Time for a Haxan rewatch tbh need to see that restoration

Damn i figured you wouldve owned Crit's release of it tbh

I do dvd

The struggle

mighty surprised I got a berg ejvind a3 paper poster with my spring edition of a swe film mag. still haven't seen it tho

1 month later still on 1922

HA

started on 1921 sir