The black and white images show the most profound point of the destruction of humans by the industrialization of real society. The profound absurdity of "Modern Times" is Charlie Chaplin's sharp interpretation of the evil side of capital industry. No matter what the times change, this is a work full of modern flavor, because this is our story.
Chaplin always uses comedy to pack his sadness. He may only know how to laugh, but he will cry if he tastes it carefully. In the industrial city, the squeezed workers have an inertial response to transportation. The unemployed life is not even as carefree in prison. At the end of the film, Charlo and the hostess once again walked on the way to escape. This chapter His name is Liming. This is the best time and the worst time.
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