On the Fire (1919)
50%
User score2 votes
Many of the scenes in "On the Fire" seem to be direct copies from Arbuckle's earlier "Waiter's Ball." Such similarities as trying to kill a fish with a gun hopping around out of water, the tossing of the food to the waiters, and several other scenes seem to be carbons of Arbuckle's film.
Read the On the Fire feature →Top billed cast
Full cast & crew →
Movie DNA
Genre affinityComedyDialogue densityComedyPacingShortDirector preference347400Actor preference308922 · 308972 · 299686Country preferenceUs
More like this
More Comedy →
Viewing momentWonka
Viewing momentMigration
Viewing momentAnyone But You
Viewing momentScary Movie
Viewing momentElemental
Viewing momentTrolls Band Together
Viewing momentBarbie
Viewing momentGrumpy Christmas
Viewing momentPAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie
Viewing momentThe Super Mario Bros. Movie
Viewing momentSpider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Viewing momentNational Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Frequently asked questions about On the Fire
What is On the Fire about?
Many of the scenes in "On the Fire" seem to be direct copies from Arbuckle's earlier "Waiter's Ball." Such similarities as trying to kill a fish with a gun hopping around out of water, the tossing of the food to the waiters, and several other scenes seem to be carbons of Arbuckle's film.
How long is On the Fire?
On the Fire has a runtime of 11 minutes.