The Three Ages

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Eric P @RT06161622 11/21/2022 Buster Keaton's first feature film is a romantic comedy parody of D. W. Griffith's 1916 film Intolerance. Three stories in three different settings but have the same scenario. For a 1923 film, the visual effects were quite impressive. Buster Keaton did a wonderful job as the film's director and star performer. Especially when he did the most famous stunt in the film that went wrong yet he worked his way through it. It was so brilliant and clever of Buster Keaton to do that. As it was stated before, it will be stated again. Not only did he do a wonderful job as an actor in Three Ages, he also did a fantastic job as the film's director. For his first feature-length film, Buster Keaton's Three Ages is visually impressive, well executed directing, impressive acting, and quite comical. See more Christopher B @Ikari777 10/16/2022 Even though this was Buster Keaton's first feature film, it was later revealed to be three two-reel shorts put together in order to create a feature length film. While the pieces all work separately, seeing them together and intertwined within the confines of The Three Ages makes the experience and film richer as a whole. Not quite up there with some of Keaton's masterpieces, The Three Ages is still a fantastic comedy that is just as timeless and relevant in film history as any of his other films. Any Keaton film shows his prowess as an actor and director and showcases his amazing talent and passion in film! Highly Recommended and another great from the silent-film era! See more Ethan S @RT80629691 09/29/2020 A solid three stars. There are some funny gags and sequences - particularly in the Roman storyline I found - but definitely far from Keaton's best. See more 09/18/2015 Diretor, ator, produtor e roteirista, Keaton sempre com seu jeito sisudo conquistava o público como resultado indireto de sua competência em narrar suas aventuras em diferentes histórias e, ao contrário de Charles Chaplin, com diferentes personagens. cinetenisverde.com.br See more 02/22/2015 A parody of D.W. Griffith's Intolerance that laid the comedic architecture for Keaton's stronger films. See more 01/12/2014 I love Buster Keaton - but this wasn't his strongest film. Each one of the short films that make up the three tied together as a feature might work - but the three interspersed together is a bit of overkill. See more Read all reviews

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