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Movie Monday - “The Boat,” 1921, is the sequel to 1920’s “One Week.” As such it’s one of the few movies where Buster Keaton’s goal isn’t to get the girl, because he already got her!

Movie Monday - “The Boat,” 1921, is the sequel to 1920’s “One Week.” As such it’s one of the few movies where Buster Keaton’s goal isn’t to get the girl, because he already got her!

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