Like with many of Georges Melies's films, this is an early experiment into special effects. The plot sees a magician making three copies of his head and placing them on the tables. Then they sing a song with Melies himself at the guitar. That's about it. Like with a lot of Melies's films it's short, but groundbreaking in terms of special effects. This film is more than 100 years old, (118 at the time of this writing) and the special effects still look good. Just think how this must of looked back in 1898. That's about all I have to say. Go check it out. If you end up not liking it, then it only ended up taking a minute of your time.
Review of Four Heads Are Better Than One
