I don't think it's funny, I just feel sad
"The film tells the story of the industrial age, the conflict between individual businesses and the pursuit of happiness by human beings." History books have told stories about this era, and I vaguely remember the words "Great Depression," "capital exploitation," strikes," and "unemployment," but they were not profound at the time. Understand that the scene of workers being exploited by capitalists in the movie is magnified to the extreme. Capitalists only pursue efficient production capacity and only treat workers as production machines. Workers don’t even have time to talk about hardships, but this is already much better than unemployment, so sad
In the film, Chaplin said that he was very happy in prison and even tried to deliberately commit a crime and returned to prison. At that time, he remembered Zhang Jicong in the anti-corruption storm who said that jail is the only way out for young people in Hong Kong. It seems that there are similarities between these two eras. will have the same amazing quotes
When I watched this movie, I felt that many of the scenes were very realistic. After being a social animal for two years, I more or less experienced the exploitation of the so-called capitalists. I also felt that the gap between the rich and the poor is getting bigger and bigger. The word is anxiety Where do you want to go, but you have to work hard and walk with a smile
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