Friday, March 15, 2013

This Is What It Sounds Like When You Show Five-Year-Olds A Silent Movie

Courtesy of Sound Cloud.

9 comments:

Katie said...

I remember my mom taking us to see Charlie Chaplin and the Marx Brothers (ok, not silent but old) when we were kids and laughing and laughing and laughing...

I guess that's why we ended up together. :)

Who Am Us Anyway? said...

Ms. Who agrees: we defy anyone to listen to this without smiling ear to ear. Thank you, Myth!

Who Am Us Anyway? said...
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Who Am Us Anyway? said...

Oops that deletion was me, sorry; I had a comment to leave for Mr. Muleboy too but this window was still open and, well, one thing led to another, and i accidentally left it here instead. In hindsight it would've been easier to just let the small comment stay here but hindsight is ... 20/30, 20/15?

mister muleboy said...
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mister muleboy said...


I was this way the first time I saw Birth of a Nation too. . . . .

mister muleboy said...

The second deletion, btw, was me.

Solidarity, Who!

mister muleboy said...

Katie said:

I remember my mom taking us to see Charlie Chaplin and the Marx Brothers (ok, not silent but old) when we were kids and laughing and laughing and laughing...

I guess that's why we ended up together. :)



Katie, I thought you and yer mom ended up together forother reasons. . . .?

FlickChick said...

Fabulous and oh so true!! The silent comedies were so pure that they reach the child all of us.