Extras:
Disc One:
- Anita Garvin Interview
- Joe Rock Interview
- Roy Seawright Interview
- Oliver Hardy Interview
- Sons of the Desert Trailer
- L & H Books by Randy Skretvedt
- Special Thanks
- Picture Galleries
- Comentaries by Randy Skretvedt      
内含《沙漠之子》+《世纪之战》+《卧铺标记 》合集
◎译　　名　沙漠之子/劳莱和哈台之沙漠王子
◎片　　名　Sons of the Desert
◎年　　代　1934
◎产　　地　美国
◎类　　型　电影
◎类　　别　喜剧
◎语　　言　英语
◎上映日期　1934-11-15
◎MPAA评级　Passed(美国)
◎IMDb评分　7.6/10 from 7,331 users
◎IMDb链接　https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0024601/
◎豆瓣评分　6.5/10 from 95 users
◎豆瓣链接　https://movie.douban.com/subject/1303428/
◎片　　长　68分钟 / 65分钟(TCM print)
◎简　　介
　　I love this movie. I was reduced to tears the first time I saw it and am reduced to tears every time I've seen it in the 50 years since. Talk about a movie holding up over 70 years. To my mind, it's the Citizen Kane of comedy. Everything about it is pitch perfect. To watch the boys as they sink deeper and deeper into absurdity in explaining their arrival back ahead of the rescue ship is a marvel to watch. There are so many subtle, nonsensical and memorable moments that stay in the mind years later one almost doesn't know where to start. The solemn dark lighting of the opening scene spoofing fraternal organizations, eating the wax fruit, the range of facial expressions of the wives throughout, the shot of the boys from the back sitting facing the fireplace as Stan disses his wife, Stan's wife in hunting regalia returning shotgun in arm carrying ducks, Ollie flirting on the phone not realizing it's his wife he's talking to, the stream of consciousness dialog in the attic, and on and on and on. A subtlety perhaps missed by many is the wonderful song and dance number at the night club....a simply wonderful lampoon to perfection of crooner Dick Powell and spoof of Busby Berkeley with those clunky but charming Hula dancers, struggling in a valiant but ultimately hopeless attempt to dance, fanning out to the camera and culminating in that marvelous overhead shot near the close. Just great. I could write a book on this movie, but I'll just suggest to viewers to get William K. Everson's book on the films of Laurel & Hardy and read what one of the great critics has to say about this gem.