The General (1926) [HD Restored] | Full Movie | Buster Keaton | Silent Action-Comedy Masterpiece

Experience one of the greatest films ever made in stunning HD restoration. The General (1926) is the crowning achievement of Buster Keaton’s legendary career. Set during the American Civil War, Keaton stars as Johnnie Gray, a railroad engineer who loves two things: his locomotive (The General) and the beautiful Annabelle Lee (Marion Mack). When Union spies steal his train and kidnap Annabelle, Johnnie embarks on a high-stakes, hilarious, and breathtaking pursuit behind enemy lines. Renowned for its incredible practical stunts—including the most expensive single shot in silent film history—and Keaton’s unmatched physical comedy, this film is a masterclass in visual storytelling. Whether you are a lifelong fan of silent cinema or discovering "The Great Stone Face" for the first time, this HD Restored version brings the clarity and detail of Keaton's genius to life like never before. Film Details Title: The General Director: Buster Keaton & Clyde Bruckman Release Year: 1926 Starring: Buster Keaton, Marion Mack, Glen Cavender Genre: Action / Adventure / Silent Comedy Restoration: High-Definition (HD) Video Highlights Iconic Practical Stunts: No CGI, no stunt doubles—just Buster Keaton’s incredible physical bravery. The Train Chase: Widely considered one of the most perfectly constructed chase sequences in cinema. The Bridge Sequence: Witness the famous "Texas" locomotive crash, a landmark moment in movie history. Keaton’s Deadpan Genius: See why Keaton remains a titan of comedy over a century later. Timestamps 0:00 - Johnnie Gray's Two Loves 12:40 - The General is Stolen 25:15 - The Chase Begins: Heading North 45:30 - Behind Enemy Lines & Rescuing Annabelle 1:02:10 - The Return Chase: Heading South 1:15:45 - The Battle at Rock River Bridge 1:22:30 - Conclusion: The Hero's Welcome Tags #TheGeneral #BusterKeaton #SilentFilm #FullMovie #HDRestored #ClassicComedy #1920sMovies #ActionAdventure #CinemaHistory #TheGreatStoneFace #PublicDomainMovies #ClassicCinema