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Kaylie 2022-03-23 09:01:24
9.5 points, 1940 was when Hitler's power was at its height, but Chaplin dared to risk his life to make a film that satirized Hitler. This is the integrity of a filmmaker! Chaplin was known for his comedy, but he was mostly satirical. It's ridiculous to see a political satire movie as a comedy. Much better than "Escape from the Tiger's...
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Noah 2022-03-23 09:01:24
Even if the last speech was good, it was far from a silent film. Too much reliance on language, connecting plots, loudly, too many lines too dense, the charm of body movement performance is greatly reduced. //The part where the head of state dances around the earth in the room is not bad. Comedy films usually have songs and dances, like Stephen Chow's song of Char Siu Bao dancing in Shanghai. For me, Chaplin is a comedy (the successor is Stephen Chow), while Buster Keaton is more of an action...
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Kevon 2022-03-23 09:01:24
Satire Hitler. The blurry black-and-white image quality in the front and the way of performing with exaggerated body expressions almost made me give up. I am willing to give five stars for the last speech...
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Johnnie 2022-03-23 09:01:24
You are not machines, you are not cattle, you are men! You have the love of humanity in your hearts. You don't hate. Only the unloved hate, the unloved and the unnatural. Soldiers, don't fight for slavery, fight for...
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Flo 2022-03-23 09:01:24
Chaplin created an incomprehensible language for dictators, full of hyperactive gibberish, full of clear pronunciation of "garbage" and "banana" and pouring cold water into the crotch. The daily life of a dictator is all about manipulating the odds and playing with the earth, and negotiation is designed to be about ripping ramen noodles and devouring mustard. The final speech is not only about freedom and democracy, but also about the Marxist manifesto about national wealth serving the people...
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Duane 2022-03-23 09:01:24
(8/10) Masterpieces. Watching it every few years will give you a different...
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Charity 2022-03-22 09:01:21
Full of satire, it's a master...
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Thomas 2022-03-22 09:01:21
This one is really... the value of courage is greater than the value of...
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Eddie 2022-03-22 09:01:21
[Political satire comedy/9.5] When the film first came out, the world laughed at him as a fool, but after it turned out, the world thought he was a genius... Appreciate his insight. What the film presents can only be elevated to art when it is combined with political satire... Otherwise, it will always remain between juggling and frolic. One of my favorite Chaplin...
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Trystan 2022-03-22 09:01:21
As far as a movie is concerned, I don't think it's good, and I'm not very happy to watch it. But the movie was born during World War II and it seemed like it was good...
The Great Dictator Comments
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Heinrich Schtick - Translator: His Excellency leaves the scene of his triumph and will return to the palace along Hynkel Strasse, The Avenue of Culture, where he will pass Tomainia's modern masterpieces, The 'Venus of Today' and the 'Hynkel of Tomorrow.'
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Adenoid Hynkel: How was it?
Garbitsch: The speech?
Adenoid Hynkel: Yes.
Garbitsch: Very good. I thought your reference to the Jews might have been more violent.
Adenoid Hynkel: What?
Garbitsch: We've got to rouse the people's anger. At this time, violence against the Jews might take the public's mind off it's stomach.
Director: Charles Chaplin
Language: English,Esperanto Release date: March 7, 1941