Using a rickety boat barely floatable, the gang sets out to find treasure. Settling on an island, they were attacked by what they thought were real natives, but instead a film crew and cast dressed in native garb.
Is 'Buried Treasure' (1926) worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but primarily as a historical artifact of early silent comedy, rather than a timeless source of entertainment. This film is an absolute must for cinephiles, film historians, and fans of the 'Our Gang' shorts, offering a fascinating glimpse into the na...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Robert F. McGowan
Richard Smith
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"Is 'Buried Treasure' (1926) worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but primarily as a historical artifact of early silent comedy, rather than a timeless source of entertainment. This film is an absolute must for cinephiles, film historians, and fans of the 'Our Gang' shorts, offering a fascinating glimpse into the nascent stages of comedic filmmaking and the innocent charm of its young stars. However, it is decidedly not for audiences seeking sophisticated narratives, fast-paced humor, or a fi..."
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