Laurel & Hardy Classic Comedies is a collection of three hilarious movie shorts starring the legendary comedy duo, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. This collection of timeless classics is a perfect example of the duo's unique humor and wit, and will surely have viewers rolling on the floor with laughter. The first short in the collection is "Helpmates", which sees the pair attempting to clean up the aftermath of a wild party in Hardy's house before his wife returns. Of course, things don't go as planned, and the two comedians end up wreaking even more havoc in the process. From broken windows to flooded rooms, "Helpmates" is a classic example of the duo's slapstick humor.
The second short, "Hog Wild", features Laurel and Hardy as amateur handymen tasked with installing a rooftop antenna for a customer. As always, chaos ensues, with the duo ultimately finding themselves in some incredibly precarious situations. "Hog Wild" is a perfect example of the duo's physical comedy, with the two of them finding themselves in hilarious predicaments over the course of the short.
Finally, "The Music Box" is perhaps the most famous of the three shorts in the collection. It sees Laurel and Hardy as deliverymen tasked with delivering a piano up a long flight of stairs to a customer's home. Needless to say, the task proves to be much more difficult than they anticipated, with the pair getting into all sorts of ridiculous scrapes along the way. "The Music Box" won an Academy Award for Best Short Subject in 1932, and it's not difficult to see why - Laurel and Hardy's comedic chemistry is on full display in this side-splitting classic.
Overall, Laurel & Hardy Classic Comedies is an absolute must-watch for any fan of classic comedy. With its razor-sharp humor and expertly-timed slapstick, this collection of shorts is sure to have viewers of all ages in stitches. So grab some popcorn, settle in, and get ready for some classic laughs with Laurel and Hardy.
Laurel & Hardy Classic Comedies - 3 Hilarious Movie Shorts is a 1990 action movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 10 minutes.
