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Chaplin was a great ,actor,director,composer ,a visionary ...a comic ,satire genius..
mongolarix 3 days ago
I don't get it O_o
Why can they go to Denmark??
gekkodevil 1 year ago
What a man! I love Charlie so much! He have a wonderful sarcastical humor !
MissNevermind859707 1 year ago 3
Almost Pythonesque. Truely ahead of its time.
mrapostropho 1 year ago 3
This film is so underrated! AKINY was a prophetic film - well ahead of its time. The message is more relevant today than it was on its initial release.
immutabledude 1 year ago
MISSED ! ahahahaha
Want Chaplin nowadays ! :((
malkisern 2 years ago 3
"that's not true, we can go to denmark", lmao
danthemango 2 years ago
It's hard to believe that's Charlie Chaplin
only ever watched him in silent movies
ninelivecat 2 years ago
Chaplin should have died in the states. He was suppose to end his life here. That damn J. Edgar Hoover had his way with so many. Now this genious is far away buried in Switzerland. I hope to see his grave one day. Long live Charlie Chaplin.
crystaldiamante 2 years ago 13
I agree! J. Edgar Hoover was a freak and should have left both Charlie Chaplin and John Dillinger alone!
ilovedarladoo1777 2 years ago 2
Hoover was an asshole.
RIORDENATO 2 years ago 5
MISS....ssed.
lmao wtf.
m3talmilitia15 2 years ago 7
Fantastic. Undoubtedly, the best part of the movie.
Calvero416 2 years ago
I love this movie...I love how he can make a farce about America at that time, he should have called it "Modern Times II"
shortyblackwell 3 years ago 4
missed,lol
chanfle78 3 years ago
omg this is hilarious ! xD
amoradebiloute 3 years ago
i love this film so much! my genius! i adore u so!!!!!!!
Chaplincha 3 years ago
It's still relevant and funny. Pauline Kael, meanwhile, isn't.
eheaven3 4 years ago
Pauline Kael thought this movie was perhaps the worst film ever made by a major director, and I do think that's harsh. The movie is uneven as hell, and it was made on the relative cheap while Chaplin was in virtual exhile in England, but damn if there's not plenty of comic energy still shown by Chaplin throughout. He remained a master of comic timing and facial expression.
johnbilly77 4 years ago
Also, it was really his one cinematic shot at satiring what today we still might call "post-war modern life," and he was able to get a good zinger or two there as well.
johnbilly77 4 years ago
A very underrated Chalin movie. Its excellent.
mk2007al 4 years ago 3