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The Iron Mule

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In a small town, the lives of the locals are shaken by the arrival of a new railway, which promises to connect them with the outside world. However, the engineer in charge of the project is a peculiar fellow, somewhat clumsy and surrounded by comical situations. As he attempts to establish the train's route, he finds himself caught up in a series of outrageous adventures.

The story revolves around the interaction between this engineer and the colorful inhabitants of the town, who, although skeptical at first, soon become swept up in the madness of the railway construction. Amid misunderstandings, antics, and a train that seems to have a life of its own, the engineer and his new friends must confront the resistance of some locals who feel that the arrival of the train will erase the essence of their peaceful lives.

As the project progresses, laughter and chaos multiply, with absurd situations involving construction materials and hilarious encounters arising from conflicts among the townsfolk. Ultimately, the engineer manages to overcome all the obstacles, not only earning the respect of the community but also discovering the importance of friendship, collaboration, and the value of new beginnings. With an unexpected twist, the railway becomes a symbol of unity and hope, demonstrating that sometimes progress and tradition can coexist in surprising and entertaining ways.

Media type
Movie
Year
1925
Director
Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle
Grover Jones
Writer
Grover Jones
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.70
Actors
Al St. John
Buster Keaton
George Davis
Glen Cavender
Doris Deane
Billy Franey
Gender
Comedy
Country
United States
Original title
The Iron Mule
Duration
13
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