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"The Indestructible Man" is a 1956 science fiction horror film that tells the tale of a criminal named Butcher Benton, played by Lon Chaney Jr., who is executed in the gas chamber. However, things take a supernatural turn when Benton somehow survives the execution and returns with a thirst for revenge.

Larry, Moe, and Curly find themselves entangled in courtroom chaos. The trio is called as witnesses in a murder trial, and their hilariously inept antics turn the courtroom into a chaotic and comical battleground.

The Stooges—Moe, Larry, and Shemp—run a failing tailor shop and accidentally become entangled with bank robbers.

The story follows Shemp Howard, who stands to inherit a large sum of money left by his late uncle, provided he gets married by 6 p.m. that day.

The trio—Moe, Larry, and Shemp—find themselves running a restaurant in the fictional city of "Shish-kabob" and inadvertently become embroiled in a quest for hidden treasure.

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy find themselves entangled in a series of comedic mishaps after Ollie's failed romance drives them to join the French Foreign Legion.

Follow the lovable Tramp as he braves the elements, faces hunger, and navigates the challenges of the harsh wilderness in pursuit of both fortune and love.

In "The Circus," the iconic Tramp character inadvertently becomes the star attraction in a traveling circus.

Written and directed by Charlie Chaplin, released in 1923. The film follows the misadventures of the Little Tramp, played by Chaplin, who, after escaping from prison, inadvertently takes on the identity of a small-town preacher. Clad in his clerical attire, the Tramp finds himself welcomed by the local community.

The Little Tramp embarks on a journey to the United States in search of a better life. Battling the hardships of immigration, he faces comedic challenges, including a turbulent sea voyage and humorous encounters at an immigration office.

A newlywed couple, played by Keaton and Sybil Seely, who receive a build-it-yourself house as a wedding gift. As they attempt to assemble their new home from a do-it-yourself kit, a series of comical challenges ensue.

Written, produced, and directed by Charlie Chaplin, released in 1921. The story revolves around the Tramp (played by Chaplin), who discovers an abandoned baby in a car and decides to raise him as his own. The child, named John, grows up under the Tramp's care, and they develop a heartwarming father-son relationship.

directed by Howard Hawks. The film centers around Hildy Johnson (played by Rosalind Russell), a quick-witted and determined newspaper reporter, who is on the verge of leaving her job to marry a mild-mannered insurance salesman, Bruce Baldwin (played by Ralph Bellamy). However, her editor and ex-husband, Walter Burns (played by Cary Grant), has other plans.