Modern Times (1936)
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Chaplin classic!
Classic Charlie Chaplin. Very funny!!!
In one of his final silent movies (more or less), Chaplin plays a worker at a local factory who struggles to live in an industrial society. In a nutshell, the film essentia... read more
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"14.4. 2026 The legendary character played by Chaplin is looking for work and love in modern industrial society, where technological advancement is rapid and often impractical. Chaplin's depiction of capital industries is sharp and even prophetic: leaders have voice while ordinary workers are silent. The large screens watch over the workers relentlessly, not giving them a moment's peace. It is also important to note that for the capitalists who control the factories, the pursuit of profits often"
"Before there were special effects, CGI graphics and matrix-style action sequences in film, there was human physical talent. And in the early 1900's, the height of this talent was displayed to movie viewing audiences through the almost impossible stunt routines of Charlie Chaplin. back then, watching his ability to choreograph and incorporate his crazy stunts into the props and background sets (particularly in this film, with the complicated set designs of the factory) must've been the equivalent"
"1936! Winner: Modern Times! Nominees: Anthony Adverse Dodsworth The Great Ziegfeld Libeled Lady Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Romeo and Juliet San Francisco The Story of Louis Pasteur Three Smart Girls"
"31.3. 2025 Chaplin's humanistic masterpiece "Modern Times" is a strong statement against authoritarianism and oppression. The film present an industrialized society where new technology has been harnessed to advance the interests of the ruling elite and where workers have been forced into the position of obedient subjects. The main character doesn't even want to actively challenge society, but rather survive within it, but the ruthlessness of society makes it very difficult, a fact that Chaplin"
" "Well, you're a free man." "Free? Can't I stay a little longer? I'm so happy here." Written by Charles Chaplin Music by Charles Chaplin Cinematography by Ira H. Morgan and Roland Totheroh Editing by Charles Chaplin and Willard Nico"
" "Well, you're a free man." "Free? Can't I stay a little longer? I'm so happy here." Directed by Charles Chaplin Written by Charles Chaplin Music by Charles Chaplin Cinematography by Ira H. Morgan and Roland Totheroh Editing by Charles Chaplin and Willard Nico"
"(1936) Charles Chaplin and Paulette Goddard "
" Director: Charlie Chaplin His 7th movie My 7th movie watched from the director Finally I get the chance to see this Chaplin classic! It's kind of ridiculous it took me so long. Bonus I watched it with my wife and son, trying to get them into Chaplin. I had seen several of the scenes as clips and "Smile" is one of my all-time favorite songs, making it even more ridiculous that it took me so long to see it... Any, I loved it. It truly is top-notch Chaplin and the comedy holds up while the "
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