What are Chaplin's tear-jerking comedies?

9. 1 point

Type: war comedy

Year: 1940

Region: USA

Director: Charlie Chaplin

Actors: Charlie Chaplin/paulette goddard/Jack Ouch/Jack Ouch/Charlie Chaplin/Reginald Gardiner/Henry Daniell/billy gilbert.

Introduction:

The Jewish barber was injured on the battlefield and lost his memory. He was taken to the hospital. Twenty years later, the dictator Zinger came to power, and the barber's old friends found that he looked like dictator Zinger. Soon, the barber and his friends were arrested by the stormtroopers, and they put on military uniforms and managed to escape. At the same time, Zinger happened to be hunting nearby. The stormtroopers who came to chase the escaped prisoner mistook him for a barber and knocked him unconscious. The real barber was given a grand welcome like a dictator, and a hilarious comedy began. Barber Charlie, a Jew, was drafted into the army during World War I and left the army because of injury. Charlie, who lost his memory, has been living in the hospital. At this time, the great dictator Sinkel came to power. He engaged in conspiracy politics, ruled the army with an iron fist at home, invaded and expanded abroad, and attempted to conquer the world with war.

As a result of Sinkel's wanton expansion and bloody policy, wars continue and people's living standards go from bad to worse. In order to divert people's anger and dissatisfaction, Sinkel tried his best to incite people's hatred and dissatisfaction with Jews, which led to an unprecedented disaster for the Jewish nation, even the injured Charlie was not spared. Faced with this situation, Charlie was forced to flee. He and the officers rescued in the war wore military uniforms and embarked on the road of escape. Just as they fled to the border, because Charlie was similar to the great dictator Sinkel, the Demagny army stationed there mistakenly thought that he was their head of state, Sinkel, gave him high courtesy and hospitality, and asked him to make a speech.

As a last resort, barber Charlie was addressed to the army as the head of state. He couldn't help but deliver a speech defending democracy, expressing his-and the voice of the people: "Dictators will eventually die, and the rights they took from the people will soon be returned to the people." ..... This film was nominated by 194 1 Oscar for Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Screenplay and Best Music. 1940 was awarded the best actor by the New York Film Critics Association; Won 1997 national film list.

Modern.

9.3 points

Type: comedy

Year: 1936

Actors: Charlie Chaplin/paulette goddard/henry bergman/Sandford Jr./chester conklin/Hank Mann/Charlie Chaplin/Stanley BriSi Tong.

In the 1920s, the United States was in a period of economic depression, the unemployment rate remained high, and workers were squeezed and became a screw in the production of large machines. Charlie (Charlie Chaplin) is an underclass. He worked day and night in a factory with roaring machines to earn a meager income. Repeated heavy work made him breathless. He screwed a person's nose as a screw and got involved in the belt of the assembly line machine, which made people smile bitterly. Although Charlie is poor, he is kind. He saved the homeless girl on the road and lived with her. This home is shabby, but warm. Charlie, who has no money, deliberately commits a crime and goes to prison every time he wants to find something to eat. For a time, the situation improved, and the homeless girl became a singing and dancing star, but the good times were too short.

Bright Lights, Brilliant Minds: A Tale of Three Cities

Type: romantic comedy

Year: 193 1

Actors: Charlie Chaplin/Virginia Cherrill/Florence Lee/henry bergman/Jean Harlow/Virginia Cherrill/Charlie Chaplin/Hank Mann.

He is a tramp (Charlie Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin) with no money. When he met a blind flower girl, he couldn't bear to stand by. He tried his best to raise enough money for the flower girl to treat her illness. One day, he saved a rich man, who called him brother that night, but turned against him the next day. The idea of asking him for help won't work. The tramp went to the boxing match in an attempt to get a bonus, but he lost miserably. Who knows that I will forget the past when I meet the rich man again, and the rich man promised to pay the flower girl. But that 1000 yuan was robbed by robbers. The tramp risked his life to get the money back and let the flower girl see the light again, but he was taken back to the police station to go to jail because of misunderstanding. After he got out of prison, he actually met the flower girl who recognized himself again. .......

That kid.

9.2 points

Type: comedy plot

Year: 192 1

Region: USA/Europe and America

Actors: Charlie Chaplin/Edna Purviance/Jackie Cogan/henry bergman/Jackie Coogan/Carl Miller/Albert Austin/Beulah Baines.

Chaplin's first feature film (six volumes long) gave up some exaggerated farce actions in style and began to add the human touch with tears in laughter to the complete story, making it a quite touching tragicomedy. This story describes a poor London woman who abandoned her illegitimate child in a car in front of a rich man's house. However, the car was stolen and the baby was left beside the dustbin. Charlot, a glass manufacturer, passed by and took the baby home to raise it. When the child was four or five years old, Charlotte took him out to work. Children throw stones at people's windows first, and Charlot will come forward to change the glass. Father and son are happy. Later, the national charity wanted to send the children to the nursery, and Charlot was puzzled. He decided to take the child back, but climbed over the roof, caught up with the speeding truck, and finally held the child in his arms again.

Charlot can't go back to the top floor where he lives. Instead, he took his children to a nightclub to stay. At this point, the child's mother is rich and offers a reward for finding her child. Someone stole the child from Charlot and gave it back to his mother for money. In his dream, Charlot came to a paradise in mean streets, where there were quarrels and laughter. Charlot woke up to find his mother and children standing beside him. He finally found happiness. Five-year-old genius child star Jacques Cogan plays a child and has a very lovely performance. The affection between him and Chaplin deeply touched the audience. Chaplin also fully grasped the subtle emotional level of glassmaker Charlot, and created a humble and loving fatherly image while making jokes. The whole story was filmed very smoothly. ...

gold rush

Type: drama comedy love

Year: 1925

Actors: Charlie Chaplin/Mack Swain/Georgia Hale/henry bergman/Tom Murray/Mike Swing/Malcolm Waite/Mack Swain.

Tramp Charlie followed a large number of poor people to Alaska for gold, and stumbled into the hut where wanted Larsen was hiding. Larson tried to drive Charlie out of the house, but the strong wind blew into Jim, a burly prospector. Jim grabbed Larson's gun and declared himself the owner of the cabin. The snowstorm was so heavy that all three of them were too hungry. Chaplin's works are saturated with little people's wry smile and helpless self-mockery. On the one hand, they are humble and poor, on the other hand, they have the goodwill and cunning of little people. After all the hardships, they finally got their own happiness. Chaplin's favorite work, which is also one of his most interesting works, ranks among the top ten masterpieces in the world film history and is an immortal comedy. The story of this film is based on a short story written by Donner.

However, Chaplin added a lot of imaginative materials with excellent comic effect, such as the classic scene of "boiling boots", and "dancing with the bag", "dancing with the dog", "others fight but the gun is always pointed at themselves" and "the cliff house is full of danger", which became the reference for future generations. In the style of the film, the film skillfully balances the funny narrative, tragic color and lyrical charm, making it a mature masterpiece in Behring's works. A lot of social criticism was added to the later works, but it was not as simple and optimistic as the film directly concerned about the nobody in the gold rush in Alaska at the end of 19.