The best Buster Keaton movies
The top 3 according to 771 votes from people: Sherlock Jr. (1924) · The Cameraman (1928) · Our Hospitality (1923). (Updated Jun 28, 2022.)
The great stone face of silent cinema: from Sherlock Jr. and The General to Steamboat Bill, Jr., the Buster Keaton films picked by Zenda and Espinof.
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Top 12
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1
Sherlock Jr. (1924)
A projectionist who walks into the film; Zenda's number one.
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2
The Cameraman (1928)
A photographer who wants to film newsreels.
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3
Our Hospitality (1923)
His first great feature, between two feuding families.
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4
The General (1926)
Johnnie Gray, his locomotive and the Civil War.
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5
College (1927)
A bookish student who tries to become an athlete.
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6
Seven Chances (1925)
An inheritance if he marries by seven o'clock.
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7
One Week (1920)
His first solo short: a house to assemble.
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8
Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928)
A steamboat and the famous falling house front.
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9
Spite Marriage (1929)
A tailor in love with an actress.
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10
Cops (1922)
A short with a chase by hundreds of policemen.
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11
The Navigator (1924)
Two young people alone on a drifting liner.
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12
Battling Butler (1926)
A rich young man who pretends to be a boxer.
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Comments (4)
La escena de la fachada que se cae en El héroe del río me sigue poniendo los pelos de punta
El maquinista de La General es una obra maestra, la persecución de trenes no tiene trampa ni cartón
El moderno Sherlock Holmes con solo 45 minutos y sigue siendo más moderno que muchas pelis de ahora
Keaton > Chaplin y no hay más que hablar jaja