I had the chance to sit down and watch the 1930 classic comedy short film "Night Owls" here in 2022. And of course I opted to watch "Night Owls", given the fact that I am sitting through a heap of the old classic Laurel and Hardy movies.
Granted, I don't think I've actually ever seen "Night Owls" before, or at least I can't remember having seen it.
The storyline in the 1930 comedy "Night Owls" was okay. I mean, it wasn't the best or most funny of stories seen in a Laurel and Hardy movie, not even by a long shot. But it was adequately entertaining for what it turned out to be.
Personally, then I think there wasn't enough witty banter and slapstick physical comedy in "Night Owls". Sure, there was some, but it wasn't sufficient to match many of the other and later comedy short films also from Laurel and Hardy.
But "Night Owls" was watchable enough for what it was, just not one of my personal favorites.
My rating of "Night Owls" lands on a five out of ten stars.
Granted, I don't think I've actually ever seen "Night Owls" before, or at least I can't remember having seen it.
The storyline in the 1930 comedy "Night Owls" was okay. I mean, it wasn't the best or most funny of stories seen in a Laurel and Hardy movie, not even by a long shot. But it was adequately entertaining for what it turned out to be.
Personally, then I think there wasn't enough witty banter and slapstick physical comedy in "Night Owls". Sure, there was some, but it wasn't sufficient to match many of the other and later comedy short films also from Laurel and Hardy.
But "Night Owls" was watchable enough for what it was, just not one of my personal favorites.
My rating of "Night Owls" lands on a five out of ten stars.