In fact, it is not as good as the several works of Chaplin's silent film peak period, but it takes courage to make such a film when the Nazis were the most arrogant. As Chaplin's first sound film, the last seven-minute speech is recognized as the best speech in Chaplin's acting career. But as Chaplin's first sound film, its influence has surpassed that of a movie. But the laughs and the story may not be so brilliant in my opinion because of the age, because the film was shot in the most arrogant era of the Nazis, which can be described as courageous. The ballet dance in the film and the haircut with the accompaniment of the fifth Hungarian dance music are also classics.
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