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For those wanting to learn about silent films, specifically slapstick comedy, “The First Kings of Comedy Collection” may not be the best source on the subject, but it still does a good job of introducing you to a few of the silent comedy’s best through Read More …
“March of the Wooden Soldiers” is a Laurel & Hardy classic that arrives just in time on Blu-ray for the holidays. With its budget price and the amount of special features plus the fact that you get both B/W and color versions of the film Read More …
A wonderful inclusion to the awesome 21-volume “Laurel & Hardy: The Collection” DVD Boxset, “Laurel & Hardy: A Chump at Oxford” features the much longer and much better European 62-minute version of their 1940 film. Volume 1 also includes one silent short and one talkie Read More …