Donald Crisp

Donald Crisp

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WALL·E poster
Director-screenwriter Andrew Stanton and his Pixar legions have referenced such films as "City Lights" and "Modern Times" and "The Navigator," not simply as a film school exercise but to increase the sentimental resonance of the story and situate it among the classics.
Peter Rainer, The Christian Science Monitor • The Christian Science Monitor • Jun 28, 2008
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The Martian poster
His character, an astronaut named Watney, might be intended as a slightly futuristic Robinson Crusoe, marooned on the red planet with no resources other than a well-stocked operating base, a scientific education, and the support of Mission Control in Houston; but considering the man’s pluckiness, and the movie’s amusement in seeing him patch things together, the better comparison might be with Buster Keaton, when he was lost at sea in The Navigator .
Forgetting Sarah Marshall poster
It's a variation on a Buster Keaton gag from "The Navigator" (1923) and there's seemingly nothing to it -- just the perfect execution of an arc.
RogerEbert.com
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Triangle of Sadness poster
…to Buster Keaton’s The Navigator…
Keith Watson, Ed Gonzalez • Slant Magazine • Apr 27, 2023
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