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By Art S (1,002) on 08 Mar 2009

Long, peculiar, and ultimately very bleak and biting. Great moments of suspense mixed with weird comedy. Numbers sanctify, indeed…

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By Mark S (2,772) on 02 Mar 2009

In a proper democracy this film would have been a hit…

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By Nikolas G (232) on 27 Feb 2009

A film from the talking period of Chaplin but which is more forgotten ...anyway its a film by Chaplin…

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By F Clark W (38) on 17 Jan 2009

One of Charlie Chaplin's most underrated films, hated by the paranoid American public upon original release, but now starting to become reclaimed…

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By Fernando L (60) on 17 Jan 2009

One of Charlie Chaplin's most underrated films, hated by the paranoid American public upon original release, but now starting to become reclaimed…

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By Ethan Y (93) on 08 Jan 2009

Dark, DARK comedy, and possibly Chaplin's most political…

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By Cli O (622) on 21 Nov 2008

The worst Chaplin Movie ive seen, there is no fun with a Non-tramp-Chaplin film…

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By Benjamin S (705) on 21 Oct 2008

Wickedly funny comedy with Chaplin as a modern day bluebeard in France. Hilarious scenes and takes from all actors involved…

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By Susan C (235) on 12 Oct 2008

A comedy, but a dark comedy…

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By Pierluigi P (335) on 04 Sep 2008

The greatest comedian of all time finally leaves behind 'The Tramp' the character that made him famous, and here plays a serial killer, a very…

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By Michelle A (423) on 31 Aug 2008

I liked this movie a lot, and felt that the dark humor behind it was played out very well, it was never over the top…

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By Doc M (14) on 20 Aug 2008

Chaplin adequately sub-heads his darkest and most bold cinematic undertaking with the tagline, 'A Comedy of Murders…

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By Randy J (69) on 16 Aug 2008

Chaplin's wit, musical genius, and generally his creative essence drove this movie from start to finish…

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By Matt K (1,446) on 08 Aug 2008

Immoral hijinx courtesy of Chaplin... the capatalism/murder connection is for someone else to decide. Wow…

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By Private U (13,627) on 08 Aug 2008

Chaplin as a killer with a conscience; one of the films only he could make, very funny while still being deep and full of character…

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By Lindsay P (46) on 06 Aug 2008

Another great Chaplin film, that is hilarious yet very dark and depressing…

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By Wieland R (64) on 02 Aug 2008

Bleak late Chaplin film, partly a critique of capitalism, but also filled with sheer disgust for human conduct in the world…

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By Sean D (816) on 02 Aug 2008

I've only seen a handful of Chaplin films, but this one is definitely my favorite of them…

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By Lucas Q (90) on 01 Aug 2008

An uncharacteristic film for Chaplin, being that it doesn't feature his famous character of the tramp…

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By Noel K (262) on 01 Aug 2008

A busy-body of a film, but still very enjoyable. Probably the only time Chaplin seems comfortable with dialogue…

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