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Our Hospitality

A Comedy with a Heart of Gold

Released PG 73 min 7.8/10 Votes: 12684

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 family.

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Movie

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Genre:

Comedy, Romance, Thriller

Release:

1923-11-19

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Companies:

Joseph M. Schenck Productions

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Modern Times - Charlie Chaplin's film that explores industrialization with humor.
The General - A Buster Keaton classic featuring a mix of comedy and a historical backdrop.
City Lights - A Chaplin film that combines romance and humor without dialogue.
The Kid - Chaplin's blend of comedy and warmth in a silent film format.
Safety Last! - Harold Lloyd's iconic silent comedy showcasing physical stunts.
The Circus - A feature by Charlie Chaplin that involves aspirations and entertainment.
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The Freshman - Harold Lloyd's film about college life filled with comedic mishaps.
It’s a Gift - A silent film starring W.C. Fields exploring everyday absurdities.
The Gold Rush - Chaplin's film about the Klondike Gold Rush with comedic survival.
The Playhouse - Buster Keaton’s short showing his talent for visual comedy.
The Grocer's Wife - French silent comedy that features domestic life humor.
The Rubber Face - A short featuring grotesque humor in visual format.
The Haunted House - Silent short with a combination of slapstick and supernatural elements.
The Navigator - A Buster Keaton adventure with comedic misadventures on the high seas.
Seven Chances - A silent comedy where the protagonist tries to find a bride.
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The Fable of the Three Brothers - Short film engaging with whimsical storytelling and silent humor.
The Love Nest - A silent film exploring romantic misadventures with humor.
Mabel’s Busy Day - Charlie Chaplin’s comic mishaps in a domestic setting.
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Big Business - Laurel and Hardy’s slapstick humor based on a small business.
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Moving Day - A short featuring slapstick comedy surrounding moving chaos.
The Man Who Knew Too Much - Alfred Hitchcock’s early work with comedic elements and misunderstandings.
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The Skating Rink - A short involving comedy on ice, capturing similar light-hearted themes.
Shanghaied - A short featuring physical comedy aboard a ship, typical of early 20th-century comedies.
The House that Shadows Built - A reflection of the comedy and film-making era, engaging with similar themes.
The Comedy of Terrors - A horror-comedy blending classic elements and humor reminiscent of Keaton.
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The General - Both are silent films that feature Buster Keaton in a comedic storyline revolving around love and adventure.
City Lights - A classic silent romantic comedy by Charlie Chaplin that emphasizes both visual humor and heartwarming moments.
Sherlock Jr. - Another Buster Keaton film that showcases his physical comedy and clever storytelling in the silent era.
Safety Last! - A silent film featuring Harold Lloyd, showcasing daring stunts and romantic pursuits similar to those in Three Ages.
A Night at the Opera - Known for its slapstick humor and romantic undertones, similar to the comedic love triangle in Three Ages.
The Kid - Combines comedy and emotion, much like Three Ages, with Charlie Chaplin at the forefront.
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The Love Parade - A musical comedy with elements of romance and humor similar to the dynamics in Three Ages.
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My Wife's Relations - A silent comedy short featuring Charley Bowers, known for whimsical humor similar to that in Three Ages.
The Phantom of the Opera - A classic silent film that features dramatic storytelling and strong visuals, akin to the romantic elements in Three Ages.
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The Gold Rush - This Charlie Chaplin film features iconic scenes and a mix of comedy and romance, similar in style to Three Ages.
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The Kid Brother - A Harold Lloyd film that combines comedy, romance, and adventure, resonating with fans of Three Ages.
Tell Me Something - Though more contemporary, it features intricate relationships and a layered narrative approach similar to Three Ages.
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Funny Face - Combines romance, comedy, and music, drawing parallels with the romantic elements of Three Ages.
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Groundhog Day - A humorous take on love and relationships featuring innovative storytelling, akin to the comedic styles of Three Ages.
The Princess Bride - Combines romance, adventure, and comedy in a similar fashion to the thematic elements present in Three Ages.
Bridget Jones's Diary - A romantic comedy that explores complicated love lives, echoing the love triangles in Three Ages.
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Oldboy - Intricate revenge plot with stylized action and drama.
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Lady Snowblood - Focused on vengeance with a strong visual style and character depth.
Yakuza Apocalypse - A blend of yakuza, surrealism, and unique storytelling.
A Better Tomorrow - Explores the theme of brotherhood in a crime-ridden backdrop.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms - Historical drama with themes of loyalty and betrayal in stylized storytelling.
City on Fire - Features undercover police work with elements of crime drama.
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In the Mood for Love - Stylized cinema and romantic tension that evokes strong emotions.
Killing Them Softly - Dark crime narrative with a visually driven storytelling style.
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Ghost in the Shell - Themes of identity and humanity within a stylized, cyberpunk setting.
Sisters - Psychological tension is explored through unique character arcs.
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The Big Lebowski - Dark humor intertwined with crime, resonating a unique narrative style.
Enter the Dragon - Classic martial arts film that blends action with crime elements.
The Assassin - Focuses on a lone figure in a crime narrative with a unique aesthetic.
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Lady Vengeance - Explores themes of vengeance with strong visual storytelling.
A Clockwork Orange - Surreal violence and societal commentary echoing Tokyo Drifter's themes.
Trainspotting - Stylized narrative with a focus on marginalized characters and their struggles.
Nikita - Stylized covert operations and a female protagonist in a crime landscape.
The Long Good Friday - Crime and the implications of organized crime in a British setting.
Blue Velvet - Mystery and surrealism similar to Tokyo Drifter's quirky narrative.
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Dead Man's Shoes - A revenge-driven narrative with gritty realism.
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - Like 'Start the Revolution Without Me', this film features comedic elements set in a historical context.
The Princess Bride - Both films combine lighthearted storytelling with an adventurous plot and comedic moments.
Robin Hood: Men in Tights - This is a satirical take on classic legends similar to the comedic style found in 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
History of the World, Part I - Mel Brooks' humor in this film mirrors the historic comedy found in 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
Blazing Saddles - Another Mel Brooks classic that satirizes historical events with a comedic twist.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail - A comedic take on historical events, combining absurdity with traditional storytelling.
The Three Musketeers - This adaptation features humor and adventure similar to the comedic themes of 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
Blackadder II - A British sitcom with absurd humor set in historical contexts, reminiscent of the film's comedic style.
Carry On Cleo - Combines comedy with historical themes, sharing a similar lighthearted approach.
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen - A whimsical adventure with a blend of fantasy, humor, and historical context.
Our Hospitality - A silent comedy featuring historical elements, similar in style and humor.
The Grand Budapest Hotel - Wes Anderson's unique storytelling and humor share similarities with the film's charm.
The Lobster - A darkly comedic exploration of societal norms, resonating with the absurdity in 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - Features a mix of comedy and crime with a clever script, akin to the wit found in 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
Chocolat - Though not strictly comedic, it shares a whimsical quality and has a historical backdrop.
The Other Guys - Combines a buddy cop dynamic with a comedic take on serious themes, similar to the film’s humor style.
The Nice Guys - Features humor set against a historical backdrop in a suave narrative style.
O Brother, Where Art Thou? - This film mixes humor with an adventurous storyline reminiscent of classic tales.
A Knight's Tale - Blends modern humor with historical elements, similar to the comedic style of 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
Seinfeld - This sitcom’s clever humor and character-driven plots echo the comedic essence of 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
30 Rock - Features absurd humor and witty dialogue that aligns with the comedic aspects of the film.
Community - This series incorporates historical themes and absurdism similar to those found in 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
Fawlty Towers - British comedy series with absurd characters and historical references, resonating with the film's humor.
Napoleon Dynamite - Explores quirky, offbeat humor in a unique storytelling style akin to 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
The Office (US) - Features workplace comedy with a clever focus on character interactions, similar in humor to the film.
Parks and Recreation - The character-driven humor and absurd scenarios are reminiscent of the comedy style in 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
The Good Place - Combines philosophical elements with humor in a quirky setup, akin to the film's charm.
The Mask of Zorro - Includes adventure and humor against a historical backdrop, paralleling the film’s tone.
The Men Who Stare at Goats - A comedy that blends absurdity with a historical theme, echoing the style of 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Combines dark humor with family dynamics in a whimsical narrative style like that of the film.
Galaxy Quest - A comedic take on the science fiction genre, mixing humor with adventure similar to that in 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
Murder by Death - A comedic parody of the mystery genre, blending humor with a historical undertone.
The Heat - Features strong comedic chemistry and absurd situations similar to the dynamic in 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
What We Do in the Shadows - A mockumentary that blends humor and the supernatural, reminiscent of the film's comedic spoofing approach.
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil - Mashes comedy with horror tropes in a charming way similar to the film's absurdity.
Deadpool - Features a humorous take on superhero tropes with an irreverent style that echoes 'Start the Revolution Without Me'.
The Legend of Zorro - Continues the adventure theme with humor and historical context akin to the first film.
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Chef - Follows a chef who starts a food truck venture, highlighting the passion for cooking and creativity.
Julie & Julia - Tells parallel stories about cooking and following one's passion in the culinary world.
Ratatouille - An animated film about a rat aspiring to be a chef in a famous Paris restaurant.
Burnt - Focuses on a chef's journey to achieve redemption and success in the culinary world.
Sideways - Explores friendship and the love of wine and food in a humorous way.
Eat Pray Love - Explores personal journeys intertwined with food, travel, and self-discovery.
The Lunchbox - A love story that revolves around food and its role in connecting people.
No Reservations - Centers on a headstrong chef whose life is transformed by unexpected events and relationships.
Jiro Dreams of Sushi - A documentary about a sushi chef dedicated to his craft, reflecting the passion found in 'Soul Kitchen'.
Big Night - Follows two brothers trying to save their Italian restaurant through a grand dinner event.
Zombieland - While a different genre, it combines humor and food in a post-apocalyptic setting.
Cook Up a Storm - A culinary rivalry story featuring food and cooking traditions.
Ramen Shop - Centers on food as a means to connect with family and heritage.
A Simple Favor - While a thriller, it features scenes that revolve around stylish dining experiences.
Soul Food - Explores themes of family and food's role in bringing people together.
The Chef - Focuses on the culinary arts and personal redemption through a restaurant's success.
Our Hospitality - A classic comedy that includes themes of hospitality and food culture.
At Eternity's Gate - Explores an artist's passion, paralleling the artistic expression in culinary arts.
Bitter Sweet - Explores the emotional and cultural connections through cooking and relationships.
The Big Feastival - A festival showcasing food and music, echoing the vibrant atmosphere of 'Soul Kitchen'.
The Great British Bake Off - A reality competition that celebrates creativity and passion in baking.
Tampopo - A Japanese film that weaves stories about food, love, and community.
Freshly Squeezed - Documentary series about food and passion behind local chefs and restaurants.
The Devil Wears Prada - Involves the high-pressure world of fashion, similar to the culinary world’s intensity.
My Dinner with Andre - A conversation-driven film centered on relationships and life's passions, akin to culinary themes.
Cook Up a Storm - Chinese movie showcasing culinary competition and cultural themes.
The Last Supper - Explores themes of friendship and culinary arts in a narrative format.
Little Italy - A romantic comedy centered around a family-run pizzeria and its challenges.
The Heat - A buddy cop comedy with food elements intertwined to highlight camaraderie.
Fried Green Tomatoes - Explores relationships and the role of food within them.
A Foodie's Guide to Love - Romantic comedy exploring love through the lens of culinary experiences.
Eat Pray Love - Focused on food and travel with a journey of self-discovery.
Trolls - A musical celebrating friendship, featuring culinary themes in its colorful world.
Kiss the Cook - A feel-good story about personal ambition and love, centered around food.
Eat Your Science - Educational food show that promotes the love of cooking and science.
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The Gold Rush - Another classic Charlie Chaplin film showcasing his iconic blend of comedy and pathos.
Modern Times - Features Chaplin's character, the Little Tramp, navigating a rapidly industrializing world with humor.
City Lights - A silent romantic comedy-drama that showcases Chaplin's genius in visual storytelling.
The Great Dictator - Chaplin's satirical take on politics with his unique comedic style and social commentary.
A Night at the Opera - A classic film featuring slapstick humor and delightful musical numbers, similar to Chaplin's style.
The Circus - Chaplin's film that combines humor and poignancy in a circus setting, reflecting his silent film era charm.
Sons of the Desert - A classic comedy featuring slapstick and situational humor akin to Chaplin's style.
Safety Last! - A silent comedy featuring iconic physical comedy, reminiscent of Chaplin's best work.
The Phantom of the Opera - A silent film classic with a strong visual style and emotional depth, akin to Chaplin's work.
The Freshman - A comedic take on college life featuring physical comedy that resembles Chaplin's antics.
Steamboat Willie - An iconic silent animation that combines music and humor, similar to Chaplin's approach.
The General - A silent film filled with action and physical comedy that parallels Chaplin's style.
The Adventurer - Chaplin's short film featuring his comedic timing and slapstick humor.
The Kid - Combines comedy with a heartfelt story, showcasing Chaplin's ability to evoke emotions.
Happiness Ahead - A musical comedy that captures a lighthearted spirit reminiscent of Chaplin's work.
Our Hospitality - A silent film that employs visual gags and comedic situations similar to Chaplin's flavor.
The Music Box - A classic Laurel and Hardy film filled with physical comedy, echoing Chaplin's influence.
Charlie Chaplin: The Legend - A documentary exploring Chaplin's life and work, appealing to fans of The Chaplin Revue.
His Girl Friday - A classic screwball comedy featuring rapid-fire dialogue and comedic situations- akin to Chaplin’s humor.
It Happened One Night - A romantic comedy with clever dialogue and comedic situations that resonate with Chaplin’s charm.
Some Like It Hot - A classic comedy filled with humor and situations that reflect the absurdity similar to Chaplin's themes.
The Apartment - Blends romance and comedy in a unique way, paralleling the emotional depth found in Chaplin's films.
The Producers - A farce that humorously critiques theatrical production, echoing the lighthearted satire found in Chaplin's work.
Blazing Saddles - A parody of a genre, filled with physical comedy reminiscent of Chaplin's storytelling.
To Be or Not to Be - A dark comedy that uses humor to comment on serious themes, similar to Chaplin's approach.
Duck Soup - A Marx Brothers classic filled with absurd humor and social commentary that resonates with Chaplin's satire.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off - A light-hearted comedy that includes clever humor and a charismatic lead, reminiscent of Chaplin's playful charm.
Ghostbusters - Features comedic hijinks and characters that embody the fun spirit found in Chaplin's films.
The Wizard of Oz - A delightful classic featuring vivid imagination and light-heartedness echoing themes found in Chaplin's work.
Airplane! - A parody that masterfully blends humor and absurdity, characteristics reminiscent of Chaplin's style.
Singing in the Rain - A vibrant musical comedy that highlights physical performances, echoing Chaplin's comedic legacy.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Uses absurdist humor and slapstick comedy that align with the tones found in Chaplin's work.
Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree - A charming combination of humor and simplicity that matches the whimsical spirit of Chaplin's shorts.
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - A comedic romp filled with physical humor appropriate for fans of slapstick akin to Chaplin's works.
Chasing Amy - Contains elements of humor and romance, which are also prevalent in Chaplin's repertoire.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Features quirky characters and dry humor reminiscent of Chaplin's offbeat style.
Wreck-It Ralph - Combines humor with an exploration of personal identity in a whimsical world, similar to Chaplin's themes.
Inside Out - A heartwarming animated film that captures emotional depth and humor akin to Chaplin's storytelling.
The Lobster - A dark comedy that explores absurd social themes, echoing the satirical nature of Chaplin's work.
Little Miss Sunshine - A comedy-drama that explores quirky characters and emotional themes reminiscent of Chaplin's storytelling.
The Intouchables - Offers a blend of humor and poignant emotional moments similar to Chaplin's films.
Lady Bird - Focuses on character-driven humor and heartfelt moments, echoing Chaplin's ability to blend comedy with emotion.
The Grand Budapest Hotel - Features a unique visual style and quirky humor reminiscent of Chaplin's silent film elegance.

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Like Father, Like Son - Delves into family connections and the complexity of relationships.
Our Hospitality - Features themes of love and family set against a unique backdrop.
Paterson - A quiet exploration of daily life and the beauty within it.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A meditation on place, identity, and belonging.
A Ghost Story - Philosophical reflections on time, love, and loss.
Tokyo Story - Classic film that explores family ties and generational gaps.
Happy Hour - Long, intimate look at friendships and personal challenges.
Rebels on Pointe - Offers a heartfelt glimpse into individual journeys and self-acceptance.
Wild Strawberries - An introspective character study that reflects on life and regrets.
After the Storm - Focuses on family, regret, and the passage of time.
A Man Called Ove - Blends humor and pathos in a story of an irascible man's changes.
Tangerine - A unique narrative style capturing personal journeys and friendship.
Frances Ha - Explores friendship and self-discovery with a distinct visual style.
Paterson - A quietly impactful film about the life of a bus driver and poet.
The Straight Story - A road movie grounded in heartfelt, human interactions.
Liberal Arts - Explores nostalgia, connections, and the passage of time.
The Criterion Collection - Explores unconventional storytelling and introspective themes.
A Quiet Place - Focuses on family dynamics set in a tense atmosphere.
Hereditary - Explores family trauma and the lengths to which love can go.
What We Do in the Shadows - Combines humor with heartfelt moments about friendship.
Little Miss Sunshine - A quirky family road trip movie that delves into relationships.
Shoplifters - Examines unconventional family bonds and societal views.
The Farewell - Explores cultural differences and family bonds with humor and heart.
The Florida Project - A poignant look at childhood and resilience amidst hardship.
Moonlight - Beautifully explores identity, love, and connection over time.
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Five Feet Apart - Explores love in challenging circumstances and personal growth.
The Before Trilogy - Intimate, dialogue-driven stories about love and relationships.
Cloud Atlas - Explores interconnected lives across time and space.
On the Rocks - A father-daughter story with humor and introspection.
Greta - Explores unlikely relationships and emotional complexities.
Call Me by Your Name - A beautiful exploration of love and self-discovery.
Room - A story about the bond between mother and child under duress.
A Star is Born - Explores love, ambition, and personal struggles in relationships.
Tentang Bulan - A heartfelt exploration of love and family dynamics.
The Half of It - Delves into themes of identity and unrequited love.
Room in Rome - Intimate connection between two individuals over a single night.
The Wind Rises - A contemplative narrative about dreams, ambitions, and love.