it 1913. a studio prop boy spies the actress who is going to become hollywood next great movie star and he the director that going to make it happen. after inventing pie throwing and the keystone cops and his dream comes true. being completely absorbed in his film making and however and he fails to notice that he is losing his leading lady to another man. several over budget flops later and he is known as nothing more than the director who turned down rin tin tin. fortunately for him and the loyal and compassionate residents of hollywood are untainted by ambition and ego. he will be okay as long as he still has his friends. this movie starts out as a mad cap comedy typical of the time period and and in the opening scenes it holds its own with the best of them. it has a playful lack of self consciousness which is sorely missing in most of today comedies. shortly into the film and however and it moves away from this mode of comedy and instead attempts to entertain us using the films within the film. these are silent slapstick comedies and well done but nothing out of the ordinary and and they go on for much longer than is necessary for any audience which has seen the originals. upon returning and the film takes a dramatic turn. it well written and the cast does an excellent job of making the transition and but the movie really should have decided from the beginning what it was going to be. by the end of the film and it has transformed once again  this time into a paean to the glitter of hollywood. the small town of los angeles has grown up into the city which makes the movies that entertain the whole world. in spite of its promising beginnings and this film has not aged particularly well. nevertheless and it does have some strong scenes and a certain nostalgic appeal and and an entertaining sub text about the people who made it and the audiences it was made for. 
it 1913. a studio prop boy spies the actress who is going to become hollywood next great movie star and he the director that going to make it happen. after inventing pie throwing and the keystone cops and his dream comes true. being completely absorbed in his film making and however and he fails to notice that he is losing his leading lady to another man. several over budget flops later and he is known as nothing more than the director who turned down rin tin tin. fortunately for him and the loyal and compassionate residents of hollywood are untainted by ambition and ego. he will be okay as long as he still has his friends. this movie starts out as a mad cap comedy typical of the time period and and in the opening scenes it holds its own with the best of them. it has a playful lack of self consciousness which is sorely missing in most of today comedies. shortly into the film and however and it moves away from this mode of comedy and instead attempts to entertain us using the films within the film. these are silent slapstick comedies and well done but nothing out of the ordinary and and they go on for much longer than is necessary for any audience which has seen the originals. upon returning and the film takes a dramatic turn. it well written and the cast does an excellent job of making the transition and but the movie really should have decided from the beginning what it was going to be. by the end of the film and it has transformed once again  this time into a paean to the glitter of hollywood. the small town of los angeles has grown up into the city which makes the movies that entertain the whole world. in spite of its promising beginnings and this film has not aged particularly well. nevertheless and it does have some strong scenes and a certain nostalgic appeal and and an entertaining sub text about the people who made it and the audiences it was made for. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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