What is your favourite Laurel & Hardy film and why?

[Parson Henry]

Mine has got to be 'Way out West.

 

[chez]

The Brats for a short film & Flying Dueces for a feature length film.

 

[moggy]

dunno, but i'm selling 10 dvd collection new and shrink-wrapped

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[Marc]

Way Out West is the only one I can remember properly, so that one!

 

[Hadlee]

Favourite full length film - Way out West

Favourite short - the one when they buy the boat, and end up completely demolishing it.

Tell me that again

 

[Parson Henry]

Favourite full length film - Way out West

Favourite short - the one when they buy the boat, and end up completely demolishing it.

Tell me that again

You see if we bought a boat then we could cut out the middle man and we'd make alla the profit. (scratches head)

 

[Adams score 0]

Not one.

 

[Easy 10]

Dunno what its called, but the one where they have to deliver a piano to that house at the top of hundreds of steps has me laughing so hard I cough up blood.

 

[Parson Henry]

Dunno what its called, but the one where they have to deliver a piano to that house at the top of hundreds of steps has me laughing so hard I cough up blood.

That was on around Christmas!

Heave....Ho!!!

 

[Hadlee]

Also "Below Zero" with Laughing Gravy

 

[Parson Henry]

Also "Below Zero" with Laughing Gravy

Doh...Below Zero was a separate film!!!!

'Laughing Gravy' featured the dog Laughing Gravy.

 

[Storer68]

Dunno what its called, but the one where they have to deliver a piano to that house at the top of hundreds of steps has me laughing so hard I cough up blood.

Thats "The Music Box" (won an Oscar you know)

Fave short is either TMB (see above) or "Perfect Day" when they spend the whole film just getting in an out of a car and g goodbye And then the car falls apart

Woman: "About how much money do you boys average a street ?"
Ollie: "I would say about fifty cents a street."
Woman: "There's a dollar. Move down a couple of streets."

The Boys musical talents aren't appreciated by everyone

 

[dougdeep]

I'm to young to remember these!

 

[stoke]

WTF......

They are about as funny as clap in a brothel!

Fat man loses his temper, skinny man cries and scratches his head.

Laugh........ I thought I'd never start!!!

 

[Pevenseagull]

Jim Finlayson:

the original 'DOH'

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Where's the option for 'bit puerile ain't they?'

 

[Wienergull]

Nothing wrong with puerile.

Sons of the Desert for me. They do a great rendition of Honolulu Baby.