Three Ages: Tour of Filming Locations

About This Movie

So, there's this visual essay by John Bengtson, which is a neat dive into the filming spots of Buster Keaton's 1923 comedy, Three Ages. It takes you through the old Hollywood locations, like USC and parts of Los Angeles, and it really captures the essence of where the magic happened. The pacing feels relaxed, almost conversational, as Bengtson shares insights about the practical effects and the gags Keaton used. It’s not just about the film’s narrative; it's also about the history that surrounds it. The atmosphere is rich, full of nostalgia and reverence for early cinema. It’s a fascinating exploration that highlights how the landscape has changed but still echoes Keaton's genius.

Explores locations from Keaton's classic film.Focuses on early Hollywood history.Provides insights into Keaton's filmmaking techniques.