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Safety Last!

You're Going to Explode With "Safety Laughs" when You see This Fun Bomb.

Released NR 74 min 8.1/10 Votes: 23314

When a store clerk organizes a contest to climb the outside of a tall building, circumstances force him to make the perilous climb himself.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Action, Comedy, Thriller

Subgenres:

Farce, Slapstick

Release:

1923-04-01

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Budget:

$121k

Revenue:

$2M

Companies:

Hal Roach Studios

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Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans - Known for its beautiful cinematography and ground-breaking narrative.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - Landmark animated feature film that changed animation forever.
Gone with the Wind - A classic film known for its sweeping visuals and dramatic storytelling.
The Wizard of Oz - Pioneering use of Technicolor and imaginative storytelling techniques.
Citizen Kane - Renowned for its innovative narrative structure and cinematography.
Casablanca - Iconic film known for its timeless storytelling and memorable characters.
Psycho - A groundbreaking horror film with innovative narrative elements.
2001: A Space Odyssey - A landmark sci-fi film praised for its visuals and narrative style.
The Godfather - A classic film known for its storytelling and character development.
The Sound of Music - A beloved musical that has had a lasting impact on cinema.
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope - A revolutionary film that integrated cutting-edge special effects.
Apocalypse Now - Known for its thematic depth and cinematic innovations.
Blade Runner - A sci-fi film celebrated for its visual artistry and thematic complexity.
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial - An iconic film showcasing emotional storytelling and visual effects.
Jurassic Park - Set a new standard for visual effects in filmmaking.
Inception - Known for its complex narrative structure and stunning visuals.
The Shape of Water - A modern film that reimagines classic storytelling with unique visuals.
Parasite - An innovative film that blends genres and delivers powerful social commentary.
Roma - Celebrated for its cinematography and personal storytelling.
1917 - Lauded for its unique one-shot filming technique and immersive storytelling.

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The Kid - A silent film featuring Charlie Chaplin's iconic character, exploring themes of comedy and compassion.
One Week - A short silent film starring Buster Keaton that combines comedic elements with a series of misadventures.
The Immigrant - A silent comedy by Charlie Chaplin that captures immigrant experiences with humor and poignancy.
Little Rascals - A series of comedic shorts featuring a group of children getting into various mischief, reminiscent of early slapstick.
Safety Last! - A classic silent comedy featuring Harold Lloyd in a series of hilarious and daring escapades, including a famous clock climb.
A Dog's Life - A silent comedy short starring Charlie Chaplin, combining humor and a dog character in adventurous situations.
The General - A classic silent film combining action and comedy with Buster Keaton delivering his signature physical humor.
Sherlock Jr. - A silent film featuring Buster Keaton as a projectionist who dreams of being a detective, full of clever gags.
Steamboat Willie - An early animated short introducing Mickey Mouse with slapstick and amusing situations paralleling early cinema.
The Freshman - A silent film comedy where a college student tries to fit in and impress his peers with humorous outcomes.
Tilly's Punctured Romance - A classic silent comedy starring Marie Dressler and Charlie Chaplin, blending romance and humor.
Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow - A documentary exploring the life and career of Buster Keaton, celebrating his comedic legacy.
City Lights - A romantic comedy by Charlie Chaplin that showcases his combination of humor and humor in everyday life.
The Scarecrow - A short silent comedy featuring Buster Keaton and an array of physical gags and humor.
Dough and Dynamite - A silent short featuring comedic elements revolving around baking and the chaos that ensues.
The Gold Rush - A Charlie Chaplin film full of iconic comedic elements, showcasing his character's misadventures in the wild.
The Goat - A short silent film featuring Buster Keaton with fast-paced gags and physical comedy.
The Playhouse - A silent film featuring Buster Keaton performing multiple roles, showcasing his comedic skills and innovative gags.
Sparrows - A silent comedy-drama featuring children in peril, bringing humor to their struggles.
The Love Nest - A comedic silent film that satirizes young romance with humorous antics.
The Lost World - A silent adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's novel featuring adventure and comedic moments.
The Princess and the Cowgirl - A comedy short with elements of romance and humorous situations in a silent film format.
Annie Oakley - A historical comedy featuring humorous incidents related to the famous sharpshooter.
Tangled Tales - A short silent film that combines visual humor with whimsical narratives.
Just Friends - A silent comedy exploring friendships and misunderstandings with comedic twists.
Lunch Date - A comedic short that explores the interactions at a lunch date with humorous outcomes.
The Last Laugh - A silent film that combines drama and comedy showcasing a doorman's struggles with humor.
The Babbitt and the Bromide - A comedic short film set during the Roaring Twenties, capturing humorous social nuances.
Big Business - A short comedy starring Laurel and Hardy dealing with a Christmas tree sale that spirals into chaos.
A Night at the Opera - A classic comedy film featuring the Marx Brothers known for its fast-paced humor and silly situations.
Zeppelin - A comedic interpretation of aerial adventures, combining humor with exciting visuals.
The Great Race - A comedic film featuring a famous car race filled with slapstick comedy and humor.
Mr. Bean's Holiday - A modern take on silent comedy with Mr. Bean's misadventures, emphasizing visual gags and misunderstandings.
The Pink Panther - A comedy film series that balances humor and adventure involving the classic character Inspector Clouseau.
National Lampoon's Vacation - A comedy about a cross-country road trip with humorous family dynamics and adventures.
Home Alone - A family comedy featuring humorous mischief and adventures of a young boy left home alone.
The Sandlot - A nostalgic family comedy about childhood adventures, camaraderie, and mischief.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off - A classic teen comedy that showcases humorous high school escapades and the spirit of adventure.
School of Rock - A comedy film about an unconventional teacher who inspires laughter and creativity in children.

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The Pursuit of Happyness - Both films focus on overcoming adversity and fighting for a better life.
The Blind Side - Similar themes of empowerment and social justice in sports and education.
Freedom Writers - Involves a dedicated teacher making a difference in underprivileged students' lives.
Precious - A story about struggle, resilience, and breaking out of a difficult environment.
Akeelah and the Bee - Features a young heroine overcoming obstacles to succeed academically.
Safety Last! - Highlights individual perseverance and struggle against the odds.
The Great Debaters - A true story of intellectual struggle and academic achievement in a racial context.
Real Women Have Curves - Focuses on identity, family, and empowerment in a challenging environment.
Erin Brockovich - A story of an ordinary woman fighting against powerful interests for justice.
The Help - Focuses on social justice and the complexities of race relations.
Dead Poets Society - A teacher inspires students to seek their own path and embrace their passions.
Mean Girls - Includes themes of teenage struggles and the fight for acceptance.
Stand and Deliver - Another teacher makes a tremendous impact on the lives of disadvantaged students.
The Way Back - Involves themes of personal redemption and striving for change.
A Beautiful Mind - Encouraging portrayal of overcoming personal struggles against societal challenges.
To Kill a Mockingbird - Explores deep issues of morality and justice within a flawed society.
Little Girls in Pretty Boxes - Focuses on the pressures faced by young girls in competitive environments.
The Martian - A story of survival and determination in the face of insurmountable odds.
The Soloist - Highlights the struggles of a gifted person facing life challenges.
The Secret Life of Bees - A tale of companionship and empowerment amidst racial tensions.
A 's' in the River - Both portray the journey of personal growth and social challenges.
The Kings of Summer - Follows the journey of adolescence and self-discovery.
Brooklyn - Explores themes of identity, sacrifice, and resilience.
The 40-Year-Old Virgin - Comedy dealing with personal struggles and societal pressures.
Good Will Hunting - Focuses on personal growth and overcoming emotional barriers.
8 Mile - A story of struggle, ambition, and fighting for one's dreams.
Boys Don't Cry - Explores identity and societal challenges faced by marginalized individuals.
The Fault in Our Stars - Navigates themes of love, illness, and overcoming challenges.
Soul Surfer - Inspires perseverance following a life-changing accident.
The Intern - Focuses on friendship and personal growth in professional settings.
Spotlight - A journalistic team works to uncover injustices in society.
Miss Congeniality - A story of personal growth and tackling societal expectations.
Coach Carter - Involves themes of mentorship and striving for academic excellence.
Julie & Julia - Portrays personal journeys of ambition and tough choices.
The Upside - A story of friendship and uplifting personal growth through adversity.
Legally Blonde - A comedy that highlights feminine empowerment and pursuing one's dreams.
The Blind Side - Similar themes of empowerment and social justice in sports and education.
Little Miss Sunshine - Focuses on a family's struggle and the pursuit of individual dreams.
Selma - Similar themes of civil rights and the power of activism.
The Imitation Game - Focuses on overcoming adversity while facing societal resistance.
The Pursuit of Happyness - Both films focus on overcoming adversity and fighting for a better life.
The Help - Focuses on social justice and the complexities of race relations.
Black Panther - Empowerment and challenge against societal expectations in a racial context.
Tully - Portrays mother's struggle and personal growth through hardships.
The Good Doctor - A medical drama centered on overcoming obstacles and prejudice.

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The Adventures of Prince Achmed - A classic animated film that features adventurous themes and strong female leads.
Theda Bara: The Woman Who Dared - Focuses on the life of an early Hollywood actress known for her daring roles.
The Great Ziegfeld - Musical biopic that encapsulates the entertainment industry of the past.
Safety Last! - Features daring stunts and comedic adventure similar to serial films.
The General - Classic silent film with comedic and adventurous plots.
The Mark of Zorro - Action-packed adventures with a strong lead character in a period setting.
Perils of the Jungle - Cinematic adventures with jungle escapades reminiscent of old serials.
The Cat and the Canary - Mixes comedy and adventure, much like serial films.
The Phantom of the Opera - A classic tale with a mix of romance and peril.
The Iron Mask - Focuses on adventure and intrigue in a historical context.
Murder on the Orient Express - Takes viewers on a thrilling journey with elements of mystery.
The Ten Commandments - Epic storytelling with grand adventures.
The Sea Hawk - Contains swashbuckling adventures and romance.
Robin Hood - Tales of adventure and daring exploits with heroic characters.
The Lost World - Adventure in unexplored territories with daring characters.
The Perils of Pauline (1947) - Remake of the original that captures the spirit of adventure.
Around the World in 80 Days - A classic adventure story that captures the sense of travel and peril.
The Three Musketeers - A tale of adventure featuring daring escapades and brotherhood.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - Charming adventure story based on classic literature.
A Knight's Tale - Mixes historical adventure with modern sensibilities.
The Adventures of Sinbad - Classic tales of adventure featuring fantastical elements.
Women in Love - Explores relationships and adventure under social circumstances.
The Court Jester - Adventure and comedy with a strong lead character.
Yankee Doodle Dandy - Musical biopic about a performer with adventurous aspirations.
The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl - Family-friendly adventure with imaginative elements.
Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark - Intense adventure with a charismatic hero and perilous quests.
The Secret of NIMH - A brave female protagonist navigating perilous adventures.
The Mummy - Action and adventure combined with elements of the supernatural.
The Princess Bride - Adventure and romance with a playful tone.
The Man in the Iron Mask - Historical adventure filled with intrigue and daring escapes.
Enchanted - A mix of fantasy and adventure with a romantic storyline.
The Secret of Kells - Beautiful animation with themes of bravery and adventure.
National Treasure - A modern treasure hunt adventure with historical undertones.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Adventurous tale featuring strong characters and martial arts.
Zorro, the Gay Blade - Comic adventure centered around a heroic character with playful elements.
The Ring - Thrilling adventures intertwined with elements of mystique.
The Hunger Games - Daring adventures in a perilous competition setting.
Zombieland - Action-comedy with characters facing various perils in a unique setting.
Fool's Gold - Romantic-adventure with comedic elements.
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - An adventurous and action-packed story featuring a strong female lead.
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope - Iconic adventure through unique worlds and perilous challenges.
The Secret Garden - Explores adventure and transformation in a magical setting.
Alice in Wonderland - Fantasy adventure story that leads the protagonist through perilous encounters.

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Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow - A documentary exploring Buster Keaton's life and career.
The Birth of Comedy - Examines the history of comedy and includes discussions about Buster Keaton.
Chaplin - A biopic about Charlie Chaplin, another great silent film era icon.
The Silent Clowns - A documentary that pays tribute to the silent film stars, including Keaton.
A Star is Born - Documentary about the evolution of film star culture.
Walt Before Mickey - Explores the early years of Walt Disney and the silent film era.
The General - One of Keaton's masterpieces that showcases his comedic genius.
Silent Movie - A comedic homage to silent films featuring Mel Brooks.
The Artist - A modern silent film that celebrates the artistry of the silent era.
The Comedy of Errors - A Shakespearean play that has been adapted in both film and theatre often with comedic stylings reminiscent of Keaton.
The Kid - Another classic film from the silent era starring Charlie Chaplin.
The Playhouse - Buster Keaton's short film that showcases his physical comedy.
Safety Last! - A classic silent film featuring Harold Lloyd, a contemporary of Keaton.
That's Entertainment! - A celebratory compilation of classic film musical numbers and stars.
An Evening with Buster Keaton - A compilation of Buster Keaton’s work, showcasing his genius.
St. Louis Blues - A biopic that encapsulates the early lives of musicians in the silent era.
Keaton: The Great Stone Face - A documentary on Buster Keaton's influence on cinema.
The Golden Age of Comedy - Explores the rise of comedy in Hollywood, featuring many silent film stars.
Lloyd: The Career of a Silent Comedian - A look into the life and career of Harold Lloyd, paralleling Keaton's story.
Beautiful Dreamer - Explores the musical and social contexts of the silent film era.
Modern Times - Chaplin’s silent film that illustrates social issues with humor.
A Day at the Races - A Marx Brothers classic filled with gags and chaos reminiscent of silent comedy.
The Phantom of the Opera - A classic silent horror film that showcases early film artistry.
City Lights - A timeless silent romantic comedy featuring Charlie Chaplin.
The Gold Rush - Another Chaplin classic that demonstrates physical comedy and emotion.
The Kid Brother - A silent film starring Harold Lloyd that has similar comedic timing.
The Last Laugh - Famous for its innovative camera work and storytelling in the silent era.
Doughboys - A short film that reflects the comedy of the World War I era.
The Playhouse (1921) - A classic Keaton short showcasing his extraordinary comedic skills.
Wild and Wicked - Interviews and retrospectives on silent film characters and their traits.
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - A comedic film with nods to silent film styles and humor.
Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon - A story of friendship and comedy that mirrors Keaton's themes.
Forever Freunde - Delves into the comedic assemblies of classic film productions.
The Jazz Singer - Significant for bridging the silent and sound film eras.
A Midsummer Night's Dream - Classic theatre adaptations have influenced silent film storytelling.
My Life in Ruins - Features a light-hearted story resembling many of the comedies of that era.
Love at First Sight - A classic romantic comedy that parallels the humor of silent films.
The Da Vinci Code - Has multiple references to artists that shaped early film.
Adventures of Captain Marvel - Displays stuntwork and physical comedy reminiscent of the silent era's action sequences.

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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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Modern Times - Another Charlie Chaplin classic that focuses on the struggles of an everyman in a mechanized world.
The Kid - A silent film by Charlie Chaplin that combines humor with heartfelt emotion, exploring the bond between a man and a child.
The Gold Rush - Chaplin's iconic film that features his character's antics in search of fortune, blending humor with poignant moments.
The Artist - A modern silent film that pays homage to the classic silent era, focusing on love and ambition in Hollywood.
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans - A silent film that poetically tells the story of love and redemption in a visually stunning way.
The General - Buster Keaton's masterpiece blends comedy and action in a silent film that remains a classic.
It Happened One Night - A romantic comedy that showcases the charm of its lead characters, similar to the romantic elements in City Lights.
Safety Last! - Another silent comedy that features a lovable protagonist in a series of hilarious situations and stunts.
Metropolis - A visually striking silent film that tells a story of love and struggle against a backdrop of a dystopian future.
The Phantom of the Opera - A silent classic combining romance and horror that features elaborate visuals and emotional depth.
Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator - A comedy that mixes satire with humanism while critiquing the state of the world, showcasing Chaplin’s social commentary.
Annie Hall - A romantic comedy that plays with storytelling and character-driven humor, much like the layers in City Lights.
The Goldwyn Follies - A musical comedy that intertwines romance and visual spectacle, reflecting some aspects of silent cinema's charm.
Amélie - A quirky romantic film with a whimsical style and heartwarming narrative that resonates with City Lights’ charm.
Breaking Away - A coming-of-age story filled with humor and heart, reflecting the transformative journey of its characters.
The Intouchables - A touching comedy that explores friendship and the human connection across social divides, similar to City Lights.
Singin' in the Rain - A classic film that combines humor, romance, and the transition from silent films to sound, echoing themes in City Lights.
The Bicycle Thieves - A poignant tale of a father's search for dignity and love in a harsh world, resonating with the emotional depth of Chaplin's work.
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg - A musical film that tells a love story with visual artistry and emotional depth, reflecting some themes of City Lights.
A Trip to the Moon - An early science fiction classic that uses visual storytelling in an imaginative way, akin to the artistic nature of City Lights.
La La Land - A modern musical that captures the joy and struggles of love and aspirations in an artistic way reminiscent of silent cinema.
Her - A romantic sci-fi film that explores connections and loneliness in an unconventional way, similar to themes in City Lights.
A Man's Castle - A romantic drama that speaks of love against the struggles of life, echoing the emotional narrative of City Lights.
The Graduate - A film showcasing the complexities of love and expectations, akin to the romantic elements found in City Lights.
Roman Holiday - A romantic film that features a charming narrative and enchanting connections between characters similar to City Lights.
The Apartment - A romantic comedy-drama that deals with love and personal sacrifices, paralleling the heartfelt themes of City Lights.
Chocolat - A film about love, passion, and enchanting encounters that carries a similar warmth to City Lights.
Some Like It Hot - A classic comedy with themes of mistaken identity and romance, reflecting some humorous elements of Chaplin's work.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off - A feel-good film about youth and adventure with a heartwarming narrative, reminiscent of the lightheartedness in City Lights.
Little Miss Sunshine - A heartwarming tale of family and love that features quirky characters embarking on a journey, similar to the spirit of City Lights.
You Can’t Take It with You - A comedy that explores the importance of love and family, similar to the themes in City Lights.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A whimsical cinematic journey of self-discovery and adventure that mirrors the artistic flair of City Lights.
About Time - A romantic comedy that explores love and the fleeting moments of life, touching upon themes similar to those in City Lights.
On Golden Pond - A touching story about love and aging, featuring deep emotional themes that resonate with City Lights.
The Pursuit of Happyness - A dramatic story of struggle and persistence in the pursuit of love and success, echoing the journey seen in City Lights.
Up - An animated film with strong themes of friendship and adventure that shares a heartfelt narrative akin to City Lights.

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The Docks of New York - Both feature a blend of comedy and drama in a historical setting.
The Gold Rush - Similar silent film era comedic elements and themes of personal struggle.
The Kid - Features a mix of comedy and heartfelt moments, characteristic of early cinema.
The Three Musketeers - Another classic adaptation with humorous innuendos and adventure.
Whispering Shadows - Combines drama and subtle humor in its storytelling.
Sherlock, Jr. - Features a mix of comedy and a protagonist navigating struggles.
The Phantom of the Opera - Classic silent films with a strong emotional depth and personal struggles.
City Lights - Both films showcase a blend of silent comedy and romance.
Battling Butler - Mix of romance and comedy, dealing with identity confusion.
The General - Features a comedic storyline set against a historical backdrop.
The Kid Brother - Similar humor involving siblings and personal identity.
Steamboat Bill, Jr. - A mix of physical comedy and charming storytelling.
The Scarecrow - Incorporates a humorous take on rivalry and relationships.
The Freshman - Features college life mishaps with a comedic twist.
Safety Last! - Another classic silent comedy with a focus on physical antics.
Love's Interlude - Mixes comedy and romance in a silent film format.
The Show of Shows - A compilation of comedy shorts that mirror the comedic style.
The Iron Mule - Silent film with humorous pursuits and iconic comedy.
The Music Box - Features comedic elements and iconic physical comedy tropes.
The Little Tramp - Similar character traits and comedic struggles of the main character.
The World of Tomorrow - A mix of humor and societal commentary, also featuring a main character's journey.
The Fable of the Little Mouse - A simple story with underlying humor.
The Strong Man - Comedy surrounding a main character's unusual profession and conflicts.
The Golem - More serious tone yet mirrors challenge and identity themes.
The Kid from Spain - Comedy involving mistaken identity within a historical context.
The Battle of the Century - Physical comedy and mistaken identity balance the core narrative.
The Bride of Frankenstein - Merges horror and humorous elements in a historical framework.
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown - Explores themes of individual struggles with a lighthearted style.
Bring Up Baby - A classic comedy featuring a mix of misunderstandings and romance.
The Thin Man - Combines humor with mystery and a partner dynamic.
Bringing Up Baby - A mix of chaos and comedic relationships similar to The Saphead.
Hats Off - Early comedic short with a similar comedic style.
The Happy Prince - Comic elements with emotional depth in storytelling.
A Trip to the Moon - Classic film that features imaginative ideas and visual comedy.
Fool's Paradise - Involves misunderstanding and has an element of romance.
Kiki's Delivery Service - Similar themes of young protagonists navigating the world humorously.
My Man Godfrey - A mixture of comedy, societal critique, and character depth.
The Birdcage - Combines comedy with identity themes and relationship dynamics.
14 Blades - A mixture of humor and adventure in personal struggles.
A Matter of Life and Death - Explores deeper themes with a blend of humor.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A blend of humor and adventure, focusing on a relatable character's journey.
Ghostbusters - Comedy with a twist of fantastical elements and a charming ensemble.
Palm Springs - Mixes comedic elements with deeper thematic exploration.
Zoolander - Satirical comedy that deals with identity crisis and humor.

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The Great Train Robbery - Both are early examples of narrative film with a focus on dramatic storytelling.
The Birth of a Nation - Similar use of innovative cinematography and storytelling techniques.
A Corner in Wheat - Another D.W. Griffith work focusing on social commentary through dramatic plots.
The Musketeers of Pig Alley - Early narrative film intersecting crime with personal stories.
The Night Before Christmas - Silent short film that also employed creative storytelling.
The Kid - Silent film featuring emotional storytelling about abandonment and relationships.
Broken Blossoms - Explores themes of tenderness and cruelty in human relationships with strong emotional depth.
The Phantom of the Opera - Incorporates strong visuals and emotional storytelling, along with themes of isolation.
Intolerance - D.W. Griffith's ambitious narrative structure with interwoven stories reflecting societal issues.
The Last of the Mohicans - Adventurous themes woven into a dramatic narrative structure.
The Avenging Conscience - Utilizes suspenseful storytelling with psychological elements.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - Innovative visual style and dark, psychological narratives.
Nosferatu - Silent horror film focusing on themes of isolation and fear, similar to Lonedale's emotional tones.
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans - Visual storytelling that explores complex human emotions and relationships.
The General - Comedic yet dramatic elements mix adventure and personal storytelling.
The Kid Brother - Mixes adventure and narrative comedy with an emotional core.
Greed - Explores human flaws and relationships in a tragic narrative.
The Gold Rush - Combines humor and drama with a focus on survival and personal struggle.
City Lights - Emotional storytelling that merges comedy with poignant themes of love and sacrifice.
Metropolis - Complex narrative structure exploring themes of isolation, societal gaps, and emotional conflicts.
Safety Last! - Combines adventure and comedy with emotional stakes.
The Kid from Spain - Uses humor to explore personal struggle and connection.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - Intense emotional narrative with focus on human struggle and themes of isolation.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - Elements of psychological tension and atmosphere, similar to Lonedale's tone.
A Streetcar Named Desire - Complex emotional relationships and tension between characters.
The Grapes of Wrath - Explores themes of struggle and relationship dynamics in harsh realities.
On Dangerous Ground - Crime drama with deep character studies and emotional depth.
The Searchers - Themes of isolation, pursuit, and personal conflict within a narrative arc.
La Strada - Emotional storytelling following complex human relationships through hardship.
Wild Strawberries - Explores memory, aging, and the emotional landscape of relationships.
Persona - Psychological exploration of identity and relationships.
A Place in the Sun - Focuses on emotional narratives of aspirations and moral conflict.
The Apartment - Examination of personal sacrifice and emotional depth in relationships.
Psycho - Psychological tension and character study within suspenseful narratives.
Midnight Cowboy - Explores themes of isolation and the relationships forged in difficult times.
The Graduate - Captures the tensions of transitioning into adulthood and complex relationships.
Blue Velvet - Explores the dark underbelly of suburban life through complex characters.
Room - Intense personal drama focusing on the emotional struggles of the protagonist.
Moonlight - A coming-of-age story exploring identity and human connections.
Her - Explores themes of loneliness and connection in a modern narrative setting.
Lady Bird - Examines complex relationships and the struggles of growing up.
Little Miss Sunshine - Family dynamics and personal aspirations amid struggles.
The Florida Project - Focuses on themes of childhood innocence and struggles in difficult circumstances.
Room - A powerful examination of isolation and the strength of family bonds.
Call Me by Your Name - Explores complex emotional relationships with deep character development.
Manchester by the Sea - Intensely emotional storytelling focusing on loss and relationships.