Rating: 10 Keywords: body energy 1, body language-a new kind of lyric; Chaplin is remembered by the world because of his comedies; I tried to analyze his movies, but found that his greatest charm is not a comedy , But the body. His extremely imaginative body movements/stage form, like a language/body language, can already complete drama stories independently. To express an independent and complete story through body language, Chaplin is the highest mountain. He uses his body to express joy, but in the end he always likes to use structure to shape tragedy and use tragedy to color comedy. There are many historical tracings in the research on stage limbs. Stage performance requires more exaggerated body movements, such as Chinese Peking opera/European opera, etc. Chaplin put this stage performance on the screen. History has proved that this attempt was quite successful. If it is difficult for us to understand that performance requires talent, then we might as well look back at Chaplin's stage-style on-screen performance, and we will know what talent is all about. In addition, acquired training and exercise seem to be more important than talent, which may be the so-called "basic skills." Even a small move, Chaplin has demonstrated unparalleled basic skills. It is difficult to see such a performance in the fast food era, because such an actor has a long training cycle and greater failure. The way of art always runs counter to the economy inherently. 2. Elegant and vulgar-comedy characterization; Chaplin's characterization is polite, stylish, and tasteful, that is, no money, no power, no social recognition; (compared to money and power, the actual effect of social recognition is even Larger, but it is also the easiest to be ignored.) This contrast between elegance and vulgarity is a comedy way. I don't know what kind of psychological nerves this way touches, it is so funny. Compared with the grandeur of the universe, physically small human beings are born with an innate inferiority complex. The personality positioning of small people has the strongest dramatic penetrating power, not just for the people at the bottom. In addition to dealing with helplessness, the little person shows a certain sense of detachment, and naturally bursts out a kind of human loveliness. Even if there is only a small piece of bread that is far enough to fill my stomach, I will definitely put butter on, wrap my face towel, sit with my breasts, and after I feel comfortable, I will slowly enjoy it. Physically small does not prevent me from being mentally strong. I am a Liba person on the material level, and my mental state is sunny and snowy. This is actually a paradox and does not exist. Especially in this age of "economic foundation determines superstructure", but this is the core of Chaplin's comedy. 3. Everyone is a clown and can only have fun in hardship; no matter which context you belong to or which religion you belong to, one thing is shared by humans. Common-we can't dominate our own destiny from the beginning, let alone dominate the destiny of society or the country; in the final analysis, we can change very little. This absolute finiteness greatly troubles us. We can think about the meaning of life/religious enlightenment, but at the same time, we also understand sadly that even the smartest people face the most primitive problems in philosophy, such as the origin of mankind. The nature of religion is hard to understand after a lifetime. A book of "The Bible" has been comprehended by the Western world for thousands of years without much result; a book of "Book of Changes" has been studied by the Eastern world for thousands of years, and it has no result. So, what is a high platform for enlightenment? What is civilized? It's nothing more than human beings talk to themselves / entertain themselves. Therefore, we'd better return human beings to humans, and superhumans to Superman. What is human? Solomon, the wisest man in the "Bible", said that emptiness is human; (the emptiness of the emptiness, the emptiness of the emptiness, all life is emptiness, only -)
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