1920s Movies – Page 2 – Movie Valhalla

SHERLOCK JR. (1924)

Buster Keaton climbs into a movie screen inside of the movie he’s already in. He gets the girl in both movies.

Charlie Chaplin’s biggest hit is also probably my favorite of his movies that I’ve yet seen.

In which Buster Keaton almost dies over and over in the name of comedy, and also drops an actual train off an actual bridge.

The earliest extant movie from a Black director, I found myself getting into it as more than homework.

A Soviet propaganda film that basically invented the modern action sequence.

In a silent movie, nobody can hear you scream.

This “experiment” shocked contemporary audiences but influenced filmmaking decades after its initial release.

An oft-overlooked silent comedy classic that I actually laughed a lot at.