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I didn't understand until the end. . .
Angel 2022-03-22 09:01:21
It's kind of boring for the whole play, or a movie like this in this day and age, although there's a lot of laughter in between. However, it wasn't until the end that I finally understood what the director was going to tell us. I was shocked by Chaplin's final speech. . It turned out that this was his dream all along, and even more so for people all over the world. However, such a dream has never been realized until now. Because how many countries are in dire straits. There are too many helpless things in this society, and many of them are not what they want to be. I hope that one day, these dreams can be realized! ! !
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Else 2022-03-24 09:01:24
The movie in 1940, after watching this year, I was even more speechless and condensed. Combined with its historical significance, I can't think of other adjectives except "great". Genuinely wraps the deepest and heaviest suffering gently with jokes and wit. In the wind and rain of gunpowder and despair, this movie is like the sun in the sky, so firmly conveys optimism and spreads hope.
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Helen 2022-03-22 09:01:21
Balloon dance and final speech, idealistic; average look, with some silent film-style jokes in between to enhance the irony, but it doesn't seem out of place.
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Adenoid Hynkel: Shultz, you need a vacation. Fresh air. A little outdoor exercise. I shall send you to a Concentration Camp.
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Schultz: Remember my words. Your cause is doomed to failure because its built on the stupid, ruthless persecution of innocent people. Your policy is worst than a crime. It's a tragic blunder!
Adenoid Hynkel: Traitor! Traitor! You're nothing but a doubley-eyed Democrat!