r/classicfilms - This Day in Busterâ¦July 2, 1922 The Democrat & Chronicle states of âMy Wifeâs Relationsâ - âIt is said that the picture ends with an exciting acrobatic feat that has not been equaled in Busterâs previous âstuntsâ.â However, the scene was missing in the version most fans know today.

r/classicfilms 34 Posted by3 months ago = This Day in Busterâ¦July 2, 1922 The Democrat & Chronicle states of âMy Wifeâs Relationsâ - âIt is said that the picture ends with an exciting acrobatic feat that has not been equaled in Busterâs previous âstunts However, the scene was missing in the version most fans know today. = Play 0:00 0:00 Settings Fullscreen 98% Upvoted level 1 I wonder if the modern film audience will ever reach a limit for how impressed they can be special effects and CGI that they go full retro and start demanding films like this that are essentially on-screen stunt shows Part of me thinks that yeah, of course people will want something more real and visceral once movies reach the technological limit that is theoretically there But another part of me knows that people watching "real" scenes like this Buster clip will expect it to be artificial in some way, just because the precedent forscenes like this is there 3 == About Community == A community devoted to the discussion and appreciation of classic cinema and its many subcategories including silent film, pre codes, film noir, and westerns Created Feb 26, 2010 30.7k Members 22 Online == Similar to this post == r/classicfilmsThis Day in Busterâ¦June 9, 1928 The LA Evening Post100%1Jun 10 r/classicfilmsThis Day in Busterâ¦May 11, 1924 "Sherlock Jr." has its97%6May 11 r/classicfilmsThis Day in Busterâ¦May 20, 1928 "Steamboat Bill, Jr." has100%2May 20 r/classicfilmsThis Day in Busterâ¦May 25, 1924 "Sherlock Jr." has its97%0May 25 r/howardsternThis day in Eric the Midget Twitter history96%51May 11 r/classicfilmsLauren Bacall99%42d r/classicfilmsLove the pictures of when the marquees were huge and99%411h r/classicfilmsPoster for Jean Harlow's very Pre-Code "Red Headed100%74d r/classicfilmsRebecca (1940)100%35d r/classicfilmsThis Day in Busterâ¦September 20, 1940 "The Spook Speaks100%06d r/classicfilmsNeeded to prepare for my first child. Taking lessons from100%06d r/classicfilmsA fun project from old diaries100%74d r/classicfilmsI recently made this tribute video dedicated to Laurel96%14d r/classicfilms'Height Comparison | Classic Hollywood Actors' -96%165d r/classicfilms"Inside Hollywood", gossip column w/a helluva lotta plugs100%15d Reddit Inc Â© 2022. All rights reserved