Started 8 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-02-27 05:39:55)
by ronager
My favourite comedian of today is Ben stiller(I loved zoolander and tropic thunder).
I know it may come across as stupid but who would you say is a better COMEDIAN....not actor but a comedian?
I love chaplin as well but who do you prefer more...Ben stiller or
charles chaplin
Transformers 2-revenge of the fallen
coming to a thatre near you
26 june-dont miss
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-10-31 08:41:00)
by snorrem
I'd be the first one to dance in the street if this was going to happen, but sadly it isn't. BFI has informed that the set is not going to be released until at least autmn of 2010, maybe even later. It takes time, restoring all these old, largely abused films, but hopefully it's
worth the wait!
Started 1 year, 2 months ago (2008-08-27 07:57:00)
by snorrem
Chaplin's films are pure sentimental pap.
That's what you think. Die-hard fans of Chaplin would say that Keaton was merely a stuntman. Not that I think so. Both share the privilege of being the greatest comedians ever produced in my eyes. But my point is just that during the past forty years or so, the debate as to who is the best has caused fans of one to bash the other ...
Started 2 weeks ago (2009-10-29 05:38:00)
by snorrem
Yeah, such a scene exists, but it isn't a toy he swallows, but a small flute; whenever he breathes, it squeakes, preventing a singer from doing his performance at a party. The scene is from his film
City Lights (1931).
Started 2 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-10-27 14:56:00)
by HarpoMarxFan
I was surprised the first time too! I also like in the movie whenever he is tightening bolts and he tightens any that he sees and then a woman with two buttons on her chest walks by and he chases her down! I
crack up just thinking about it.
Started 1 month ago (2009-10-08 18:36:00)
by mickeeteeze
Chaplin had it first. I've seen a photo of Hitler with a more generic mustache style, but Chaplin's little tramp
first appeared in 1913 (maybe 14), and was world famous by 1916/17 the latest.