Chaplin, "First Love", pursued the original intention of never giving up all his life, and integrated the family affection, love, friendship and struggle of his youth into his works. First of all, I would like to praise Robert Downey Jr.'s acting skills when he was young. Silent films rely on body language to express emotions better than straightforward lines. Downey completed the tribute to Chaplin, the comedy genius, with exquisite action details and expressions. Chaplin was born at the bottom of British society, lost his father at an early age, and had a mentally ill mother. He was forced to be separated and exiled to the society in his youth to work hard, and his tenacity and perseverance accompanied him throughout his life. Although he never encountered poverty after becoming famous, he has always been with his roots. The kindness and compassion of the heart speak for the little people in the era, and the series of heroines in his films are the prototypes of his first love, including many young lovers who have been criticized in his life and 4 marriages, all of which have her shadow and are bright . She knew him at a young age, and she rejected his marriage proposal, but her sincere encouragement and affirmation to him were the driving force behind his life, and this "spiritual beacon" died of the war flu at the age of 25, and could no longer coexist in The present world has become the eternal vacancy in his emotional world, and he seems to be constantly capturing an unreachable phantom, piecing together the original appearance of love, every real investment, disillusionment, withdrawal, momentary satisfaction, endless emptiness, So the movie became his focus, separating himself from real life. It was not until he was 58 years old that the last marriage between the old and the young that was incomprehensible to the world did not accompany him for the rest of his life. I have always thought that looking at a person's expression is not only about the part he has said, but also the part that he has not said. In the dialogue between Chaplin and the biographer at the end of the film, he revealed a little bit of his true thoughts about his works. He always held a kind of awe, thinking that he could do the best, but in his heart he was actually negative. After being deported from the United States as a political prisoner for more than ten years, when he was invited back to receive the Oscar again, he was standing in the dark and cautiously waiting for the audience's reaction to his previous works, when he heard laughter. When it sounded, he was finally relieved. To this "Big Boy" who brings laughter to the public and leaves depression to himself. "My heart is like this face, half white, half shadow, I can choose to let you see, or I can insist on not letting you see, the world is like a huge circus, it excites you, but makes me terrified , because I know that there will always be limited warmth and infinite sadness after the show." -- Chaplin PS: Digression, will biographies and real people be close? answer: The more public figures, the harder it is to lie about the event itself. But there is no way to measure the level of emotion. agree. “For the past 20 years , I have known what happiness means. I wish I could write more about this but it involves love. And perfect love is the most beautiful of all frustrations because it is more than one can express.” If adding Can this monologue better understand the level of his feelings? When real emotion has become a rare commodity in the modern era, it is still very warm to look at these simple and pure old works, not forgetting the original intention.
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