It's crazy to think that movies have existed for over 100 years... and in this episode, we're covering a film all way back from the 1920's. On top of that, it's also our first outing with Charlie Chaplin. So here is our review of the comedy-drama from the silent era, The Kid. 

During our discussion of whether this made us laugh or cry, we also touch upon why this wasn't a Patreon pick, how beneficial 4K is to black and white film, morals of Tom and Jerry cartoons - and is Chaplin in fact the 1920's equivalent of Tommy Wiseau?? 

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