Reviews for Our Hospitality

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7.5 / 10 1h 13min

A young man falls for a young woman on his trip home; unbeknownst to him, her family has vowed to kill every member of his.

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Review by user97apbvnt4t

Allegro con brio for the 21st Century (but only down under?)

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All Reaction moments

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Review by SonicSardine

Wonderful, but a different type of Buster Keaton film

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Review by MysticMallard

A rare chance to see Buster and his wife Natalie acting together

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Review by user690b3v8bemo

mostly bright spots in this dark-but-light physical comedy from Keaton

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Review by user341gaun92f1

A take-off on the Hatfield-McCoy feud

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Review by user5530vzxkcy

A must-see, even if you don't like silents

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Review by user553hqeis7s6

arguably Keaton's finest comedy

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Review by user50844pgybsr

History you need to know to love this film

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Review by user706duc76jvq

Buster tales on the "chivalric" south

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Review by user322711p327x

Swell entertainment that has aged gracefully

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Review by user432bs4fz2vd

Breathtaking, side-splitting and uncommonly emotional - Keaton at his best

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Review by StarryNightSky

In(verted)-tolerance: Keaton Outdoes Griffith

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Review by user640nclcxl7y

Better than the more famous "The General"

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Reviews for Our Hospitality

Allegro con brio for the 21st Century (but only down under?)

Wonderful, but a different type of Buster Keaton film

A rare chance to see Buster and his wife Natalie acting together

mostly bright spots in this dark-but-light physical comedy from Keaton

A take-off on the Hatfield-McCoy feud

A must-see, even if you don't like silents

arguably Keaton's finest comedy

History you need to know to love this film

Buster tales on the "chivalric" south

Swell entertainment that has aged gracefully

Breathtaking, side-splitting and uncommonly emotional - Keaton at his best

In(verted)-tolerance: Keaton Outdoes Griffith

Better than the more famous "The General"

Second feature of Buster Keaton is still a favorite of mine among the collection

Comedy excellence from the early days of cinema.