Old Silent movies
- Thread starter Mike L.
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I have some old 3 Stooges and Tom & Jerry cartoons.
Haven't thought about them in years.
Fun to watch if you can stand all the projector noise & no sound.
Haven't thought about them in years.
Fun to watch if you can stand all the projector noise & no sound.
Back in high school I had a buddy that lived in a circle and on the weekends we would drag out his dads projector and screen into the circle and watch movies with no sound. We would also drag out the bbqs and envite the neighbors out. Sometimes we would have 40-50 people out in that circle it really got interesting when the boxing gloves came out.
Good times.
Good times.
WHY? Are you going deaf and it's easier to watch not having to rewind and turn up the volume and try and figure out what they said? Use the closed caption feature or get better hearing aids. 
If you stop watching "Honey Boo Boo" you'll form a different opinion! :roflmao:
Can you believe that the channel that broadcast that show is TLC or the learning channel! Is that a joke or what? But I agree there is a shit ton of crap on TV today.
You know it JACK...
Best show on television now. But, I have to agree with Mike. Most movies are crapp now, they lack any substance. I don't watch silent films but I do watch the classics. Can't even remember the last time I "went" to a movie...
You know it JACK...
Best show on television now. But, I have to agree with Mike. Most movies are crapp now, they lack any substance. I don't watch silent films but I do watch the classics. Can't even remember the last time I "went" to a movie...
I watch quite a few classic movies every week. I love the black and white movies.
Turner Classic channel is the first one I check when I turn on the TV. They do periodic silent nights that let you catch a few of the best from the period.
"Battleship Potemkin" remains one of the greatest films of all time, silent or not.
"Battleship Potemkin" remains one of the greatest films of all time, silent or not.
