CLASSICS-The General

Front Row Classics salutes the timless talents of Buster Keaton. We're taking a look at 1926's comedy/action masterpiece, The General. Convince Me's Larry Smith joins Brandon and Eric to discuss all of the legendary moments from this silent classic. The hosts discuss the daring stunts and breathtaking cinematography that stand the test of time. We also discuss social and political apsects of the plot that don't hold up in 2022. Yet, this film stands as a testment to the power of silent film nearly a century later.

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