Buster Keaton's College (1927)

Buster Keaton's College (1927) – Full Silent Comedy Feature

Dive into the comedic brilliance of Buster Keaton with College (1927), a silent film that masterfully blends satire and slapstick. Keaton portrays Ronald, an academically gifted high school graduate who, after delivering a controversial speech on the "Curse of the Athlete," finds himself ostracized by his peers and rejected by his sweetheart, Mary. Determined to win her back, Ronald enrolls at Clayton College, where he embarks on a series of athletic endeavors—from baseball to track and field—all in an attempt to prove his worth. Despite his lack of athletic prowess, Ronald's unwavering determination leads to unexpected heroics, culminating in a daring rescue that showcases Keaton's signature physical comedy and deadpan expression.

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