HOPE, the last word that the barber got from his "teammate", walked slowly to the podium, with the ending in the movie - standing in the position of the world's largest dictator and giving an impassioned peace speech. Master Chaplin's film is a humorous, step-by-step account of how Germany, under Hitler's command, became a deeply racist, militaristic country, as a retired Germany from World War I The point of view of the soldier, the Jewish barber.
I think when the barber walked to the microphone with HOPE and the hope of peace, he should have been ready to sacrifice himself. When he was applauding like waves, he told himself that he didn't know where he had escaped or even knew. When her lover who is still alive in the world gently encourages her not to give up hope, the heart of the barber at the center of the dangerous storm, which hopes that people of all countries and nationalities in the world can live in harmony, is once again set off to a higher level. High level! At that time, he must have been ready to die generously. However, the story of the movie came to an abrupt end at this point.
If I were to add an extra barber's ending to the film, it would be this: The barber's peace speech was so perverse that the movie was in the audience long before the barber got on the podium. Some officers had doubts about the "Führer"'s unusual behavior, declared peace and encouraged his lover, and undoubtedly took off the "mask" of the barber. The barber and the former Nazi stormtrooper captain who was with him were there Surrounded by officers around him, he got into the car and left the crowd, but he was not sent to the Nazi leaders' official residence, but the prison where they were being held; the real Hitler, who was caught by the jailer who was chased out of the prison to search for fugitives at the end of the movie, He has so many ways to prove himself, and it won't take long for him to return to his place, when all is said and done, the barber and his teammates are shot by Hitler, and Hitler follows the direction of his "travel" in history , continued to lead the German chariots under Nazi leadership to expand their ambitions.
The film The Great Dictator is to expose and satirize the behavior of the German Nazis in World War II. The ending of the film ends with the barber's declaration of peace, but why is it a peace declaration in time? After the barber's speech, the audience in the audience still What about the waves of applause? Nazi is a Chinese word, and the English word is Nazi. The Nazi Party in Germany is so bad. It can’t help but persecute Jews, start wars, and kill people without blinking an eye. Does Nazi mean evil and terror? Not at all, even on the contrary, Naci is an acronym for the German "National Socialist German Workers' Party" or "German Workers' Party". No country will label its own as evil when doing things. Hitler was elected as the leader of the German Workers' Party. Since then, he has been vigorously promoting his own Nazism, anti-communism, anti-capitalism, anti-Semitism, and nationalism, and successfully used social contradictions to combine with Nazi's ideas during the Great Depression before the outbreak of World War II, and led the Nazi party in Germany begins a one-party dictatorship.
Going back to the barber's peace speech at the end of the movie, just as Hitler shamelessly swapped the concept of socialism, manipulated morbid nationalism, and evolved into extreme and vicious nationalism, just like the waves that erupted after the peace speech. The applause, I boldly guess that the director arranged this to satirize the shameless behavior of the German Nazi Party in a trivial way, in time for the war of aggression against other countries just ended, and in time for a discerning person to understand the war of aggression, the nation A speech that is not ashamed of ism and calls for peace, just because it comes from "the Chrysostom of our great head", all meanings will be distorted, and the news will definitely control the length of the content of the call for peace in the speech, and the speech will be taken out of context. China's call for unity makes a big fuss, and I can't bear to see how the Nazi party would beautify the "justice" of its war of aggression, and then beautify its own party as the needs of soldiers and youth in peace speeches. To move closer and unite to the direction. The barber's heartfelt declaration of peace is used in a thorough, black and white way...
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