Enjoy clasic comdedy by Charlie Chaplin, The Marx Brothers and Harold Lloyd. 

The Chaplin Collection: Volume Two

The second magnificent collection of Charlie Chaplin's work is even more stuffed with goodies than the first: six feature films, a round-up of two-reelers, and a new documentary, plus a cornucopia of deleted scenes and context. Each feature is accompanied by a half-hour "Chaplin Today" featurette, in which a filmmaker comments from a 21st-century perspective.

The Marx Brothers: Collection [Box Set] (5-DVD)

This collection contains seven of the thirteen films that The Marx Brothers--Groucho, Harpo, and Chico--ever made. Includes A NIGHT AT THE OPERA (1935), A DAY AT THE RACES (1937), and A NIGHT IN CASABLANCA (1946), as well as four films that are not available separately: ROOM SERVICE (1938), AT THE CIRCUS (1939), GO WEST (1940), and THE BIG STORE (1941).

The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection Vols. 1-3

The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection boxed set is the definitive account of one of the silent cinema's greatest comedians--and for a time, its most popular star. The seven discs included in this three-volume set have virtually all of Lloyd's 1920s features, most of his talking pictures, and a healthy collection of shorts. Because Lloyd--a canny businessman--retained control over much of his output, the films have remained under his (and his estate's) control through the decades, and the quality of the key titles is generally excellent.