LAUREL & HARDY'S FIRST FILM - "The Second Hundred Years" (1927) - 4K RESTORATION!

[@ronaldstrange8981]

So grateful. Loved 'em all my life and at the age of 88, still do. England, November, 2024.

[@Whatt787]

Me too, love every one of their movies and shorts except TWICE TOO, avoid that one like the plague

[@gavinmillar7519]

Me too!

[@teletubetodd]

I actually like Twice Two. It has some of their most hilarious exchanges.

[@ErrolConner-p8p]

Sound or silent. It was and is pure genius. And of course, The Hal Roach music cues are the icing on the cake.

[@SJSUPhil]

Thank you, I hadn't seen this one before.

[@mac1-nf6ic]

Went from silent to even better in sound

[@THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of]

THANKS FOR POSTING WE WILL NEVER FORGET EM

[@marcdelente2456]

Laurel et Hardy les rois du rires pour l éternités. Quand a la restauration du film merveilleux travail ont croirait Que le film a été tourné il a un moi bravos.

[@THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of]

LOOK HOW GOOD THIS PRINT IS AS IT MAKES IT WAY TO BEING 100 YEARS OLD, IF ONLY WE COULD LOOK THIS GOOD 🤣

[@radicalross7700]

Using the sound track of Stan and Ollie's talkies for this silent film is greatly appreciated. Thanks 👍.

[@steve8510]

My childhood companions

[@anthonyvalenti9093]

Lots of fun!!!

[@akaisenpaitsubakihiganbana6706]

one hundred years before.....unforgettable,

[@Whatt787]

Stan Laurel never shaved his head again in the future, it made him look bald

[@anilkoditkar9344]

Salute to Galaxy's Comedy Stars ..

[@arthurcrego8297]

Classic

[@alankanen1052]

The first film they appeared in (before they were teamed up by Hal Roach) was a Mack Sennett film called : "The Lucky Dog." 1917.

[@thisdayinfilmhistory]

Great note.

[@AML-FRL]

👍👍👍👍

[@mtvinson7346]

Sorry, not their first movie - not even close...

[@kurtb8474]

Correct! Putting Pants on Phillip is their first. And Stanly had said it was his favorite.

[@thomasfleischer83]

Definitely wrong!
They met first in "Lucky dog" from 1917!

[@JoanSmith-t7k]

Their first sound movies, “Unaccustomed As We Are “ and “ Men of War”, were really made as silent, comparing them I liked them better that way because the sound versions are too talky. And “ The Perfect Day”; I wish this tablet would show its silent version …

[@Whatt787]

Wrong, Unaccustomed As We Are can ONLY be appreciated with sound

[@darkwood777]

@@Whatt787 Definitely.