"The Great Dictator" is a serious film. The record of the persecution of Jews gives it a dignified sense of reality. It no longer has the lightness of comedy, but a serious film that requires people to face war, the relationship between individuals and groups. .
The world is absurd, and the country known for its rationality is the most insane and irrational, and the country known for its graceful and gentlemanly demeanor may also be the most savage and bloody. Anyone who is proud of a certain trait often makes the opposite mistake.
Funny passage from "The Great Dictator"
During that time, the ignorant soldiers on the battlefield mingled with each other in the thick fog. Chaplin held a gun and thought he had found a large army, but it was found that the uniform was wrong and he walked into the opponent's team.
Hitler was furious, and without saying a word, he began to snap off the medals and buttons on the fat marshal's chest, until he was about to unbutton the other's underwear, which made people laugh.
Personally, the funniest passage is the PK between Hitler and another dictator, Mussolini. The actor who played Mussolini showed the other party's straightforward and informal character to the fullest. It can be seen that this actor is also a very humorous and funny person. With confident gestures and swaggering walking posture, it can be seen that he is a very confident and arrogant person. Two people sitting on a chair lift soaring high, arguing about boundaries and how to divide the world, is the funniest scene in the movie. After watching the movie, I thought this character was too funny, too brilliant. The rhythm and gestures of Haw-jaw's speech are very Italian and hilarious, and Jack Oak's performance is amazing, natural and smooth, and the brilliant supporting role also adds a lot to the film.
There is no doubt that the speech delivered by the barber played by Chaplin pretending to be Hitler in the movie "The Great Dictator" is the most quintessential part of the movie. Dreams of freedom and love:
The world is so big and there is room for it
The earth is rich in resources, enough for everyone
Life can be free and happy.
But we're lost, poisoned by greed
Hate blocks the world
Manipulate us into a sad and bloody trap
The advancement of technology has made us more closed
Machines that produce wealth make us more flawed
Knowledge makes us cynical
Our intelligence is ruthless
We use our brains but forget to use our hearts
We don't need machines, we need humanity
No need for intelligence, but kindness and tenderness
without these qualities
life becomes brutal
everything will be lost
The excerpted passage is thought-provoking and very ideological even today. Has reality gotten better? People need to think and reflect, where is our bright future?
Why the more advanced technology, the lonelier human beings?
Why is it that the more the economy develops, the more impoverished the spirit is?
Why does the expected happiness not come, but the depression is more and more?
Why is it that the more you call for love, the more hatred between people and each other?
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