Buster Keaton Boxing

[@zyzzyvacation]

_Battling Butler_ (1926) - the visuals were ingenious in the silent movies era because you had to work that much harder to capture your audience. Believe it or not, this was the movie that most inspired Martin Scorsese's attempts to get a sense of the mechanics of boxing for his masterpiece _Raging Bull_ (1980). Buster Keaton in this sequence is probably more fit than most boxers. His tights are killing me👀

[@alcidesduartefalcao2577]

Keaton, Chaplin and Lloyd. The three Masters!!!

[@danyjimenez9294]

Alcides Duarte Falcao That's ok ☺

[@smegspreader]

No Stan and Oliver?

[@kevinperry4551]

I like Harold Lloyd best. What a gasser!

[@lasviasirrah6888]

Come on, don't miss out the master duo of all time: Laurel and Hardy

[@jessiejames7492]

jerry lewis did something like this too

[@wallacesheckells9280]

He was a true genius.

[@jayduplessis7698]

Literally crying with laughter

[@joseassuncao5598]

MAGNIFICO

[@CvltvraUNDERGROUND]

Adorable.

[@muhbbattumse9462]

La lectora de Borges
How are u

[@mikefortier7081]

Such a genius. With the strength needed for most of the stunts he did, he probably could have beaten up nearly anybody

[@jessiejames7492]

watch College. I love that movie. he was a superb athelete. all muscle

[@evgeniblanchard675]

More like the dude is made out if steel and impossible to beat.

[@pleaserchive]

2:58 when Lauri try to hit you

[@galateia.cleo.memphis.hern5134]

Hola a todos !!! Mil gracias X compartir!!!

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

The ideal video to watch before shopping in Primark in Oxford Street. It helps one to learn boxing and wriggling manoevres. It's not an unboxing video though😁
PS Is there a more attractive man ever than Buster as I've never seen them! He's a work of art really. Small, perfectly formed and eminently fluffable.

[@marcusviniciusoliveira8627]

Grande ator do cinema mudo😄😄😄

[@jessiejames7492]

makes it all look so easy

[@jessiejames7492]

the referee giving them pointers. ha ha so funny

[@kennethklein6213]

Was this short before or after Chaplin’s City Lights?

[@jaggerjack8043]

BEFORE.....charlie chaplin's City lights came out in 1931 and Buster's Battling Butler came out in 1926 a and its not a short its a 1hr movie.......but City Light's was way better

[@faran1684]

This guy is great but Charlie Chaplin is a legend

[@mmmcosta]

Agreed. 👍

[@yves-noel-mariegonnet1043]

C'est drôle! Merci!

[@Skycoffeee]

de rien

[@charlesgarnett7213]

Charlie Chaplin. Stan Laurel. Now Buster Keaton.

[@josephcalderon906]

+charles garnett So did harry langdon and harold lloyd as well.in fact mr.lloyd put on boxing gloves as early as 1917 in an one reel short of his.

[@borisp9163]

now is Jackie Chan :)

[@FRN2013]

Jackie Chan hates the USA.
He has been bought by dictator Xi of China. He's a propaganda repeater for that evil regime.

[@jawaidahmed3453]

Here, after flash

This reminds me so much to myself when I started -many years ago- training Martial Arts. Now I'm a Black Belt 3rd Degree (hopefully a little more skilled than back then).

[@miralapaz2383]

wow........... NADA COMO recordar nuestros inicios en un deporte...

[@lordphillipemcmlxxxv8492]

Yo me acuerdo cuando me gustaba mucho la prostitución...ahora tengo sida :( , no se de donde sacan que recordar es vivir...

[@miralapaz2383]

Te puedo sugerir que rememores la cara del negro que te la dió y de paso te pegó el SIDA. De eso amigo (a) es de lo q se habla cuando decimos recordar es vivir....

[@denvamax31]

wtf

[@SeanHannityable]

THIS IS GAY AND YOU ALL SUCK

[@angelalucas4379]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@George4585ogden]

The referee is Edgar Kennedy with HAIR!

[@Franky_-fm8dv]

Irgendwer vom rng?

[@josesonramirez1187]

Chaplin boxeador, Stan Laurel boxeador y Cantinflas boxeador. Tres buenas películas también.

[@b_uppy]

Wonder how old he was here...

[@thguy370]

judging by the time stamp on the title card he would of be around 25-27 i believe

[@soraialeite936]

jajajaja 😀 😀 😀

[@PhoenixProdLLC]

😂😂😂

parkour fails ;D

[@sandrinerousseau6579]

Mdr

[@sirikanandersson1043]

Charlie chaplin

[@vivenciocubolazaro6682]

x

[@rutabagasteu]

Sirikan Andersson Charlie Chaplin isn't in this one.

[@vnrb7189]

No se que le ven de gracioso. Y El protagonista me parece un pavo. Malisimo

[@3milesong]

Charlie Chaplin boxing scene is a lot funnier. Sorry Buster...

[@sTeVe-vl3nh]

No, this is no competition and they are both funny in their way. For me Keaton is from outa space

[@jessiejames7492]

they were all funny ...

[@FRN2013]

Yes, Chaplin's boxing scene was better, but Keaton's _Sherlock, Jr._ is the best silent film ever.

[@thamaraardes9838]

Mdr