A Reckless Romeo

Fans of Roscoe Arbuckle will recognize this film as a reworking of the 1915 two-reeler FATTY'S TINTYPE TANGLE, one of his better-known Keystone comedies. In the earlier version (which Arbuckle also directed) Roscoe is a middle-class husband pitted against his... Full review

This short could easily have been stretched out at least 10 more minutes. Instead, a lot of stuff is crammed into a 23 minutes and the pacing seems way too rushed. It's too bad that longer silent comedies were mostly... Full review

In the past I've seen more than 25 fatty arbuckle films,this is the latest and it really tickled me.To really enjoy an Arbuckle film it's important to watch his facial expressions and body language.To only look for the slapstick and... Full review

Hard to believe this one was almost lost forever. Especially when you look at the sets. Pretty darn well impressive. So, yes, I liked this movie. It was enjoyable seeing Fatty flirt with various pretty girls, and then get embarrassed... Full review

After a somewhat slow start, this 'Fatty' Arbuckle short feature picks up steam and is pretty amusing. It has Arbuckle as a somewhat restless husband trying to hide his escapades from his wife and mother-in-law. The first part has a... Full review

In the same way that Charles Chaplin made the transition from actor to writer, director and actor, Fatty Arbuckle followed in his footsteps and started writing his own material, and appeared with Buster Keaton in the process. It's the way... Full review