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Charlie Chaplin: Vol.3 (1917)
The Floorwalker
After causing all kinds of havoc on the sales floor, Charlie runs into the store inspector who has just knocked out the manager and robbed the safe.
The Rink
Waiter Charlie decides to spend his lunch hour at the local... see more »
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Charlie Chaplin: Vol.9 (1916)
Featuring the Chaplin shorts; The Adventurer (1916), The Cure (1916), Easy Street (1916) and One A.M. (1916).
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Charlie Chaplin: Vol.10 (1916)
Featuring the Chaplin shorts:
The Pawn Shop (1916) / The Floorwalker (1916) / The Rink (1916) / The Count (1916)
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Thief of Bagdad (1924)
The ultimate, wondrous fantasy from the tales of the Arabian nights features the first and greatest of film swashbucklers -- Douglas Fairbanks.
With the help of a magic rope and a magic carpet, a strong and handsome thief woos a... see more »
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Intolerance (1916)
From the Babylonian era to the (1916) present day, four stories of intolerance and inhumanity (Modern, Babylonian, Judean and French) interweave to form an amazing spectacle that gains momentum as it moves towards a powerful and memorable... see more »
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City Lights (1931)
‘City Lights’ begins with an uproarious skewering of pomp and formality, ends with one of the most famous last shots in movie history and, from start to finish, so completely touches the heart and tickles the funny bone that in 1998 it was... see more »
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Charlie Chaplin: Vol.11 (1916)
Episodes include:
Behind the Screen (1916), The Fireman (1916), The Veganbond (1916)
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Holy Mountain (1926)
German filmmaker and doctor Arnold Fanck (1889-1974) made this beautifully photographed Berg film, or 'mountain film', in 1926. Written in three days and nights - especially for Riefenstahl - The Holy Mountain took over a year to film in... see more »
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Piccadilly (1929)
One of the pinnacles of British silent cinema, Piccadilly is a sumptuous showbusiness melodrama seething with sexual and racial tension. Chinese-American screen goddess Anna May Wong stars as Shosho, a scullery maid in a fashionable London... see more »
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The Gold Rush (1925)
Chaplins irrepressible Little Tramp seeks riches in the Yukon in this all-time classic presented here in Chaplin's later sound-era rerelease version and a restored original silent version. Leave it to the Tramp to turn hard times into... see more »
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Modern Times (1936)
The Little Tramp punches in and wigs out inside a factory where gizmos like an employee feeding machine may someday make the lunch hour last just 15 minutes. Bounced into the ranks of the unemployed, he teams with a street waif (Paulette... see more »
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Laurel and Hardy: Vol.4 (1933)
A collection of classic Laurel & Hardy shorts based on the misadventures of Oliver Hardy before, during, after or instead of getting married! In 'Beau Hunks' a failed romance prompts Ollie to join the Foreign Legion, taking Stan with him.... see more »
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One of the earliest adaptations of L Frank Baum's compelling children's book, it was directed by and starred Larry Semon, one of his few feature length films. Its revival however owes much to the presence of Oliver Hardy in the role of a... see more »
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The Kid (1921)
One heaves rocks through windows. The other happens by in the nick of time to offer his services as an expert window repairman. It's a system that works. So does everything else about this beloved Charlie Chaplin classic whose blend of... see more »
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The Circus (1928)
At the first-ever Academy Awards ceremony, Charles Chaplin was honored with a special statuette "for versatility and genius in writing, acting, directing and producing The Circus." And, it went without saying, for again bringing laughter... see more »
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