1900s Vintage Silent Slapstick - Car Crashes and Runaway Cars
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Vintage slapstick silent film ;
Man pushing cars up a hill, with cars crashing over a cliff;
a man's car rolls away while he's changing the tire;
a car crashing through and demolishing a horse-drawn cart;
a runaway car crashing through a fence into a yard;
a runaway car dragging a man who then falls down a hill;
a man in a bullet car, being pulled along by a magnet;
B W 1920 ms ws Man in bullet shaped 3 wheel vehicle uses giant magnet aimed at metal body of other cars to pull him along passes a girl driving a convertible uses his magnet on her car male companion suddenly pops up in seat beside her magnet car driver loses interest
and a man lifting the front end of his car as if it was not heavy.
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So at around 3 A.M. my sense of humor is equivalent with people from 1900s
But not for me
@@theimpostor9510 Ok
So, You get more intelligent then?
@@jmflyer55 i dont get that ever
Humor has been pretty advanced for awhile. If you watch silent films, you will realize that you can relate to some of the humor to modern day humor.
I think they did a amazing job making people laugh even more then 100 years later
I agree still gold
The only recent thing that comes close is Mr. Bean\ Rik Mayall
I really disagree about this 😕
imagine owning now all those cars that were crashed back then just for fun....they would be gems now
A lot of these cars went to scrapyards too because supply started outpacing demand.
Money bets they were all junk
That neighborhood in the beginning is surprisingly modern-looking and looks more recent than ‘1900s’.
I was thinking that
This was staged. If it was a real street scene you'd only see horse and wagons. I this clip is actually from the 1920s
@@scootymcfluffybutt3765 So what is the first decade of the 20th century?
I guess the 1900s counts as the first 3 decades of the century.
Eu também creio que seja dos anos 20.
Dude putting his packages in the car really ate it when the the car took off.😂
0:20 suddenly a hand comes out of nowhere to steer the wheel :-)
Good eye 🧐 😔😔
Liked the guy with the magnet. He was clever & funny. Most slapstick comedians play clumsy simpletons.
I was waiting to see if Buster Keaton was in this..
Agreed.
That was a great bit.
That was Snub Pollard
It's still funny 100 years later
Magnet one was pretty clever 😂
I miss the 1920s 😭😭😭
the hand-held-magnet powered go-cart is my favorite - perfect to introduce my elementary kids to magnetism!
Except it is delusionally impossible. Why not use... Oh I dunno... Magnets.
the magnet one was both funny and actually pretty clever
This guy pushing vehicles off a cliff. Thats a pretty high budget movie for the time.
All those antiques would be worth a fortune today, can't even watch!
0:20 I see hand
Hhhhhhhhh
Ok?
Of course if now one did it,it will crash this video is not edit but recorded in RL
@@aidanafandi5263 👍👍
@@_kadir_360_6 But Yes some are edited like the part,the car split in half 🚗
The magnet part had me dead
1:55 okay that is actually really funny
It’s really somethin’ knowing that all of these are done practically..
No electronic special effects
В середине фильма демонстрировался один из прототипов Теслы,на магнитной тяге.Шедевр автомобилестроения!
And at 1:00 - Presaging Tesla's "Full Self Driving" mode, crashes and all!
Video uploads 9 years ago...
Everyone: ooo a new vid
This cat's name was Charlie Chase. Slapstick pioneer extraordinaire.
That's his name! Charlie Chase! Remember laughing at him and Andy Clyde on local TV every weekday after school. Thank you!!
Whistlin Diesel's great grand pappy.
Lmao🤣
What a shame, that poor Hellcat.
@@liftman3334 y
Souless Idiots
The stuntmanship and effects are so good. You couldn't make this today with all of these so called "safety" measures.
Music between 1:52 and 2:09 was used in México as a background for the Spanish dubbing of Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies.
Grew up on looney tunes here in Los Angeles and visited familia every summer in Mexico. But i never watched TV there. Too busy running around con primos. Very cool info thanks for sharing. I will ask my dad if he remembers .
Yes sir! I remember watching a lot of cartoons as a kid with that background music.
The action is like real life cartoon.
We need an effect that is similar to 1900 cameras quality. And then we can use it for the most crude memes in the 2020s
No! You cant just throw vintage cars of a cliff!
Haha!cars go boom!
Wow that's a ton of money that just went over that cliff
2:11 when you came to RUclips in first time and supscribed first to the same channel
They were old cars.
@@harrybriscoe7948 LOL nobody is confusing these cars with modern cars!
@@harrybriscoe7948 Bwahahaha! Good one!👌🏿😁
@@harrybriscoe7948 Those were 00's and it was 1909!😅🤣🤣😂
The part where the car runs away from the guy is me running from my finals
Very funny video but seriously to have any one of those cars in my garage would make me so happy.
These horseless carriages be the work of sorcery; that electron - magnet thing is o.k.
What a waste of lovely classic cars lol
Its like seeing some cheap cars today getting dumped
i doubt if any one them ran very good if at all . They may have got them for $5
@@darnit1944 Modern car can be dumped at will.
@@harrybriscoe7948 that is the very highest clichè that you fools believe. Automobiles didn't break down all the time, and they ran quite smooth, very smooth if I'd ought to say. I'm sure you also believe the Model T was the only automobile in the 1920s, and probably also forget that vehicles exist in the 1910s and 1900s.
@@artdecotimes2942 You should go to political videos if you want to be an @$$ hole and call people childish names etc.
I noticed the radio antenna on the one car... crazy stuff.
And you thought today's traffic was bad. Love the old Mack Sennett comedies like the Keystone Kops.
2:12 RIP headphone users
I'm alive and imagine if my comment is 100 years old
1:57
Hell, it's earrape before it was a thing.
lol
You had me dying 🤣
Já nesta época éra um capricho à cidade, que coisa linda 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷
The eighties comedy, "Moving Violations", borrowed the multiple car push gag. Director Del Lord, was an accomplished stunt driver in the silent era, later directed "Three Stooges". I love the magnet gag, car predates Bill Burke's bellytank by a few years!!!
1:35 What a Beautiful Car
The guy with the big beard and round shades looks cool as hell… looks like a biker from the 70s
🤣Сто лет назад ездили так-же как сейчас...!!! 👍
2:10 So this is how the troll physics were invented..
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It's really odd, I placed myself in their shoes with their sense of humor and living....then went thru their lives as they got older, and now realized that they are dead now.
Even so, it was great that they made this for a bit of fun, even after 100 years. Immortality is a peculiar thing.
That was me on the left there
@@MadScientist267 And you borrowed a $1 that day from me. I could use that right about now.
2:46 When you act tough but find out her man is bigger than you
Her down man 😅.
Very creative ideas for a hundred years ago. 👍Funny even after 100 years😁😁
I felt pain when those cars were getting crashed
Прикол с магнитом - зачёт!
Вот нафига же я 20 лет деньги на бензин трачу?🙄😕😭😂
It's surprising how funny the 19th century was with cars
No editing software, no cgi, no computers how the hell did they do all this stuff. How the hell did they control cars
Amazing!
Funny! Low budget too, notice the stunt guy in one of the supposed driverless cars frantically grab the wheel and steer while lying low on the seat.
Two things Mack Sennett was famous for: the pie in the face and funny, comical cars. I wonder if the Keystone Cops are in this one?
1:00 Seems like the self-operating car was a horror vision then too!
The magnet one was the best LOL
................ and I think the bloke with the magnet is Snub Pollard.
1st: Superman's early days.
People nowadays: driving mostly normal
People in the 1900s: hehe car go vroom
1920s*
It look like it came from the Laurel and Hardy comedy series, such as Leave Them Laughing, Two Tars (both of them are in the silent film era), Perfect Day, Hog Wild, County Hospital, Busy Buddies, Towed In A Hole, and Blockheads. R.I.P. Horseless Carriages.
It's actually Billy Bevan, a long-forgotten film actor playing in "Super Hooper Dyne Lizzies," that is, the first one
The Bullet Magnet was my favorite, I could see this being part of the Green New Deal.
What a gem! Have been looking for a silent film I remember seeing as a young boy being shown at birthday parties etc. It was the man with the bullet car and the magnet. We called it the 'Lazy Man' film but don't know its real title. Can you help, please? Love to see the complete film again. What happy memories.
I share the same memory with you, I saw the bullet car and the magnet, back in the early 60s.
The magnet short "its a gift"
beaucitron inventeur c était le sobriquet donné a harry polard dans les années 10 20 pour la distribution de ces films en France . Acteur fétiche de mack sennette et hall roach.
I think I saw my car the one he's pushing looks like my 1917 Dodge Touring car, but then again they all look the same.
That's impressive for back then
Good to see that women were not too oppressed back in the day.
That one dame was driving a car.
Until June 2018, Saudi Arabia was the only country in the world in which women were forbidden from driving motor vehicles.
0:20 hahaha
Official trailer for The Blues Brothers 1925.
To be honest the humor is still good today, obviously i dont burst out laughing but that doesnt mean i dont find this entertaining lol
😳😊 for 1900 is very good😁
Super interesting. Great post.
The bloke pushing the cars is Billy Bevan
die auto's zouden nu BAKKEN GELD waard zijn.....zonde....
that 🧲 🚀 is pretty cool 😸
Herbie of the 1920s
Neato, Neato, Neato Stuff ! I Likes It !
1:33
Лошадь: ахуеть спасибо...
like time machine 👍
I love those cars.
Consumer-throwaway-society fast approaching back in the day - it was new, it looked like fun & still felt a little absurd - thriftiness being still a confirmed habit for most of the ppl
this is actually funny for some reason
what great movie films of fun yeastier year
I love this
this is so cartoonish XD i love it
fantastic.........
2:35 you know they’re rich when their car isn’t painted black.
Вот так надо и наши ведра в одну яму...
😂👍
Полностью тебя поддерживаю!
So no one is talking about what the passenger at 2:47 had been doing?
😏
Self driving cars have been around for a long time I see 😂
i love your channel
この時代の車を見るとジープの原型にも見えるのに秀樹感激Goodです=3
Is it weird that I like these cartoons and not modern ones?
imagine making content in the 1900"s lol
Almost there keep going! Perfect!
Gila 1900 masih ngalahin Indosiar dan SCTV 2021
Min 1:08 Early Skynet
😂😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣
This is from the early 20s!
2:29 Holice
When you don’t own a car and you don’t want to use Lyft or Uber 2:10
People in the 19th hundreds: Let's make a film about cars driving themselves, they're spaceships for most people anyways.
Back in the 2000's: Transformers and stuff...
this is the 1900's comedy show
Клёвые тачки !
This is so charming! Love it :)