Charlie Chaplin The Great Dictator
3 July 2019 I am watching the Charlie Chaplin in the great dictator modern times in English Department. Charlie Chaplin born 16 April 1889 and died 25 December 1977. This movie is a political satire 1984, Arhood frame, ray Bradbuy. This movie was parody. this movie language is a gibberish. Chaplin is a very comedy man.
In 1938, the world's most famous movie to prepare a film about the monster of the 20th century. Charlie Chaplin looked a little like Adolf Hitler. Chaplin devised a satire in which the dictator and a Jewish barber from the ghetto would be mistaken for each other. "The Great Dictator", Chaplin's first talking picture and the highest-grossing of his career, although it would cause him great difficulties and indirectly lead to his long exile from the united states.
"The Great Dictator" movie represented satire on political system, Historically significant & reflection of world war and aesthetically elements. another side that i found feminism also. how woman and jew people bearing by central power and system. moreover i found in movie some condition of hospital and crash of plane during that time. here i connected with nowadays times also. mostly nowadays we suffering lot problem same as that time.
"Ghetto" is area and marked of Jewish people in Europe which hews were permitted to live there. in many times ghettos were places of terrible poverty and during periods of population growth. here in the movie i could find they had narrow streets and small, crowded house rather than another. same as in nowadays poor, low caste people even villages don't have comfortable houses. Shetto is for rich people area.
Devaluation of artist was another issue which were reflected in the movie. being a leader Hynkle seemed interested in to prepare his portrait though he had not respect for artist. he just came and stayed for a little and again went away, while the portrait maker or painter were waiting for him constantly.
The modern times, it also ends with the hope of better coming. The last setting of the movie was also far from urban life.
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