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Jane Darwell is just so great in this. I tried to watch "Intolerance" earlier this year, but it's like 4 weeks long... hahahaha! (I remember it being the oldest movie in the AFI top 100, just 1 place over one of the movies of "Lord of the rings"). I didn't like "High noon" that much (I regret nothing), "The general" is like 24/7 on TCM but for some reason I can't never watch it and being honest I've never heard of "The learning tree".

^Really? I never seen the General on TCM. It was on last month for Buster Keaton month. I must pay more attention! I'm a big Keaton fan.

^Oh, the TCM I'm talking about it's the one from Latin America (I'm from Argentina), but I think they had the Buster Keaton month too here, but I don't remember when that was (BTW, weird thing, he did a movie that was like some sort of parody of "Intolerance"... hahahaha! I can't remember the name, but it's very famous).

^Oh, okkay! I'm glad at least some TV stations play his movies still! And the name of the spoof of Intolerance (which his sister-in-law Constance Talmadge acted in) was Three Ages.

^That's the name of the movie!!!

This one is a great movie! But i like also High Noon and The General!