Funny gags, but that unique voice is sorely missed...
“Running Wild” stars W.C. Fields as Elmer Finch, a fellow who suffers from a pronounced case of an inferiority complex. His wife nags him endlessly, his obnoxious stepson makes fun of him, and he’s intimidated by his boss. But he becomes an entirely different person when he’s hypnotized by a stage magician. The spell is not broken, and he returns home still confident and self-assured. His manner and attitude surprise everyone. Elmer’s outbursts shock his wife, make his son cower, and give him a feeling of power for the first time. He even makes some lucrative business deals.<br /><br />At a mere 67 minutes, the movie has lots of visual gags, some overdone by Fields, who doesn’t quite know when to move on. “Running Wild” employs plot points that would be incorporated into later Fields films — the battle-ax wife, horrid children, and a transformed character. In this 1927 silent film, Fields’ flair for visual and slapstick comedy is on display, but sorely missed is that unique voice which was so adept at conveying between-the-lines contempt, annoyance, sarcasm, and disgust.<br /><br />Fields’ sound films have long been available on DVD, but this is an opportunity to see one of this earliest pictures. It was only the eighth one he made. Though the situations in “Running Wild” are often implausible,  they serve as the framework for Fields to work in several routines from his vaudeville days.<br /><br />The black & white Blu-ray release contains audio commentary by film historian James L. Neibauer, author of The W.C. Fields Films. There is an accompanying piano score.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A browbeaten W.C. Fields gains the roaring courage of a lion thanks to a vaudeville hypnotist in RUNNING WILD (1927), a raucously funny silent comedy. Fields Stars as Elmer Finch, a meek accountant nagged by his wife, harassed by his children, and awed by his boss. After he accidentally throws a horseshoe through a window, the cops are on his tail, and a suitably ridiculous chain of events puts him under the thrall of hypnosis, where he believes himself to be a lion. With newly leonine strength he visits all those who shamed and bullied him, and tries to get a raise in the process. Written and directed by the legendarily witty Gregory La Cava (My May Godfrey), RUNNING WILD is a non-stop laugh riot.Special Features:-Mastered in 2K from 35mm film elements preserved by The Library of Congress -Audio commentary by film historian James L. Neibaur, author of THE W.C. FIELDS FILMS -New score by Donald Sosin.