Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Great Buster: A Celebration List

• 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.