Featured Audience Ratings

• Saskia D

  
  My first Buster movie! And I really liked it! He must've had a lot of bruises in a period where stunt men weren't available! What I liked about it was the expressiveness and the tight choreography, every movement is timed without looking strained or enforced. It was painful… More
  My first Buster movie! And I really liked it! He must've had a lot of bruises in a period where stunt men weren't available! What I liked about it was the expressiveness and the tight choreography, every movement is timed without looking strained or enforced. It was painful and funny at the same time, the scene in the changing room is hilarious. Buster is such a cute and lovable actor. I'm definitely interested in seeing more of his work.

• Stella D

  
  my new favorite keaton film and the last one he made relatively free from interference at mgm. chaplin warned him not to sign :(

• AJ V

  
  This is such a sweet movie, I love it. It's funny, exciting, and has a good story.

• Devon B

  
  Buster Keaton plays a street photographer who sees the girl of his dreams. He later tracks her down, finding out she works as a secretary in the newsreel department at M.G.M., and trades his tintype camera in for a cheap, 2nd hand movie camera. He tries desperately to get a job in… More
  Buster Keaton plays a street photographer who sees the girl of his dreams. He later tracks her down, finding out she works as a secretary in the newsreel department at M.G.M., and trades his tintype camera in for a cheap, 2nd hand movie camera. He tries desperately to get a job in the newsreel department and of course, impress her, but his every happless attempt seems to fail. There are many great, memorable scenes in this film, most notably the date the two have. Keaton's knack for physical humor has been reeled in a bit, but there are some scenes that are still quite funny. Overall, it's a subtle, sweet romantic comedy starring one of the greatest of all time.

• Drew S

  
  One of the forgotten great comedies of the silent era. Buster Keaton was a badass.

• Matthew Y

  
  One of the best Keaton storylines and performances. The physical gags and stuntwork are lessened here as MGM begins there overtaking of the beloved stone face. Luckily we were able to get this film out of the deal. Keaton was able to squeeze one fantastic stunt scene into this film… More
  One of the best Keaton storylines and performances. The physical gags and stuntwork are lessened here as MGM begins there overtaking of the beloved stone face. Luckily we were able to get this film out of the deal. Keaton was able to squeeze one fantastic stunt scene into this film as the main character struggles to move about and capture a full out gang was in Chinatown. The number of stuntmen and extra's involved in this sequence is quite a feat to behold. The Cameraman is one of Keaton's finest examples of his directorial prowess.

• Lauren D

  
  Meh. Typical, unfunny Keaton. Wasn't totally horrible though.

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