No ive seen it, haha. I was just on my LB profile going through my film logs of stuff in the early decades, and when i saw the year "1931" next to Public Enemy and this screenshot in the header, I put it on the list without thinking lol:

my top 10 silent films;

Sunrise
The General
Faust
Joan Of Arc
Phantom Carriage
Sherlock Jr
Man With The Movie Camera
Foolish Wives
Last Laugh
Zemlya

hm to Lang, Sternberg, Browning, Chaplin and Lloyd

Can’t believe that you put some of those guys in your hm only in your hm :​ :​ :​ :​

I mentioned them extremely honorably

None of them quite have silents that move me like the top ten. If I wasn't so ocd I would've made it a top 11 to fit Metropolis. Also Modern Times and M are in my top 20 oat probably but they arent silent.

COUNT ME IN
But you ain’t list The Passion of Joann Arc?

He had over ten pounds of makeup for this role. Lon Chaney a legend

its there

just started watching fantomas again, for some reason i didn't follow up with the rest episodes.
this restoration is f***ing beautiful compared to the one from the dusty torrent I watched earlier

man packed around his own makeup kit and did it himself too

damn Eureka's Der Golem has a fantastic print

f*** that was boring tho

golem was f***ing snooze yeah

finished fantomas visual masterpiece. need to see the first two episodes again since i watched them last year. plot was at times confusing and too fast paced though

gonna follow up with another Feuillade series, les vampires

laurel & hardy set got shipped with f***ing budget shippin during 'rona szn. estimated arrival 1st april - 27th may

at least my buster keaton pre-order got shipped now

"all that junk and all that jazz
play somethin for the birdman of alcatraz
play buster keaton, play harold lloyd
play bugsy segal, play pretty boy floyd"

Dylans new song

nvm its here
total of runtime of 68 hours... this themed pairing of shorts and features is abysmal though. gonna be a pain in the ass to go chronologically

thinking of doing a quarantine slapstick marathon to judge who won each year, and at the end the decade

need you to curate which laurel and hardy to use

release? no reason to not get the new blu-ray one that went for sale a few days ago. those new 2K/4K scans must’ve done them good, especially for their silents cause those were a bit dusty on mine

my set is like from 2004 (although its not bad by any means) the talkies look good. only thing stupid is that there’s an option for a computer colored version of the films which looks horrendous

that new release isn’t as stacked as the one I’ve got though. maybe a few more volumes will drop. if you’re lookin for silents this new blu ray aint it cause its from their 33-37 run which is mostly short talkies, but it has "The Battle of the Century"

No look at my post above that... I need you to decide which Laurel and Hardy are worth comparing to the best slapstick films of the 20s. I wanna take a vote starting around 1920 when everyone started doing 6 reelers.

i'm sorry for being so airheaded (had just woken up too )

i'll get back to this once I get some more of their films down

Just found out fkn Harry Houdini is the one that gave Keaton the nickname Buster