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A '''slapstick movie''' is a [[movie]] where the [[humour]] relies on physical comedy rather than verbal dexterity or ingenuity of plot. Slapstick movies were popular in the silent era, but elements of slapstick survived - for example, in the movies of the [[Marx Brothers]].
 
A '''slapstick movie''' is a [[movie]] where the [[humour]] relies on physical comedy rather than verbal dexterity or ingenuity of plot. Slapstick movies were popular in the silent era, but elements of slapstick survived - for example, in the movies of the [[Marx Brothers]].
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Revision as of 19:03, October 26, 2008

A slapstick movie is a movie where the humour relies on physical comedy rather than verbal dexterity or ingenuity of plot. Slapstick movies were popular in the silent era, but elements of slapstick survived - for example, in the movies of the Marx Brothers.