Buster Keaton with 'Cops,' a classic 1922 silent comedy that showcases Keaton’s incredible athletic prowess and comedic genius. In this fast-paced short film, Keaton finds himself in the middle of chaotic chases and laugh-out-loud situations with the police, featuring Joe Roberts and Virginia Fox in supporting roles.

Directed by Eddie Cline and Buster Keaton himself, and captured through the lens of cinematographer Elgin Lessley, 'Cops' is a brilliant example of Keaton's ability to blend physical comedy with a keen sense of timing and narrative structure. This gem was rightfully added to the National Film Registry in 1997, celebrated for its cultural, historical, and aesthetic significance to American cinema.

Watch 'Cops' to see why Buster Keaton remains one of the most admired figures in the history of film. This 18-minute ride is packed with clever gags and stunts that are sure to entertain and amaze. Discover why this film is not just a significant piece of silent film history but a timeless expression of comedy that continues to delight audiences nearly a century later.

Enjoy the antics of one of silent comedy's true masters, and don’t forget to explore more of Keaton’s groundbreaking work in silent film. 'Cops' is available now for streaming and offers a perfect glimpse into the golden age of Hollywood comedy.