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Jamey 2022-03-25 09:01:10
[Film Review] Chaplin (1992) 6.9/10
Sir.Richard Attenborough's cradle-to-grave, rags-to-riches biopic of Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977) is anything but a hagiography, and should be more appositely re-titled as CHAPLIN AND HIS WOMEN, since the meat of this lofty work sees Charlie (Downey Jr.) gyrating from one wife to another (four in...
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Birdie 2021-12-22 08:01:21
Deconstructing Chaplin? Or is it overwhelming?
The story of Chaplin and his five wives. I could have talked more about Chaplin's creation of cross-generation works and unique comedy concepts, but the story is more about his emotional history and portrayed Chaplin as a young girl killer. I don't know if this is out of deconstruction and...
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Kiana 2022-03-29 09:01:03
It wasn't the biography that stood out; it wasn't the near-perfect Robert Downey Jr.; it wasn't the imperfect Chaplin himself, but the most remarkable character in film history, the mustache tramp.
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Colin 2022-03-28 09:01:04
The makeup removal from the beginning is destined to be a good film worth aftertaste. Downey's performance is still very exciting, but the most touching thing is Chaplin's original shots, the gap between the master and the good actor. In the same year, the suffering teenager suffered, but he still had his own perseverance. He believed in beautiful people, and the ultimate success was unimaginable.
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Charlie Chaplin: hum?
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