Fair Enough

About This Movie

So, 'Fair Enough' is an interesting little gem from 1922, even if the director remains a mystery. It carries that classic silent film charm, featuring comedy that feels both lighthearted and a tad absurd. The pacing is a bit uneven, typical of the era, but it lends to an endearing spontaneity. The performances have that exaggerated flair, with physical comedy that's both engaging and sometimes a little over-the-top. You can catch glimpses of practical effects that are playful rather than groundbreaking, which adds to its unique atmosphere. It’s not something you’d necessarily think of right away, but it definitely has its quirks and charm that make it stand out in a sea of silent films.

Finding original prints of 'Fair Enough' can be quite the hunt, as it's not widely circulated among collectors. The scarcity of information about it adds an air of mystery, making it a conversation starter at film gatherings. Though it may not be a marquee title, its quirky nature and the charm of early cinema keep collectors interested in tracking down any available copies and discussing its distinctive style.