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By Audrey-Kim H (61) on 16 Jan 2008

Ah....if life is hard and comedy is harder, then it follows that dark comedy is harder than hell…

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By Peter K (504) on 05 Jan 2008

Although upon its release the film was labeled a 'failure' for chaplin, I think this film is a testament to chaplin's versatility and adeptness,…

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By Mireille B (106) on 05 Jan 2008

It's the first time I ever see charlie chaplin talking in a movie. well, i'm impressed, he did a great job, no matter what the critics said…

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By Tim H (1,310) on 26 Dec 2007

Think of it as Chaplin's version of KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS. Delightful and infectious as always, even if it does lack Chaplin's trademark gags…

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By Rachel B (871) on 14 Dec 2007

The introduction of sound to the cinema killed the careers of many the screen screen star. Not Charles Chaplin though…

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By Olivier O (2) on 10 Dec 2007

Comme disait godard que dire de plus si ce n'est que c'est le plus grand. Et dans ce film, tout Chaplin et tout Charlot…

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By Denis G (14) on 21 Nov 2007

The second best film of Chaplin, after the dictator…

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By Jennifer X (401) on 17 Nov 2007

This reminded me a lot of Kind Hearts and Coronets, where the murder attempts are just so hilariously wicked you overlook the immorality of…

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By Jenny-Maude L (3) on 17 Nov 2007

Excellent script and excellent acting and an excellent critique of capitalism…

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By Harriet V (7) on 14 Nov 2007

This is possibly my favourite ever Chaplin film. It surpasses anything he had done previously in wit and camerawork and of course, sound…

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By Samurai F (131) on 04 Nov 2007

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 Lord M (25) on 27 Oct 2007

Mer drama og passifistisk budskap enn komedie…

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By Marco A (155) on 18 Oct 2007

A masterpiece of black humour and a subtle study of the contradictions of justice in comparing murder and war…

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By Lisa A (171) on 07 Oct 2007

This is one of my favorite Chaplin films. No one could make a film about murder as funny as Chaplin has made this…

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By Eytan I (5) on 26 Sep 2007

Juha will kill me for putting less than 4.5 here…

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By Daphne Q (5) on 12 Sep 2007

Chaplin makes this murderer seem delightful and creepily funny its a blasty blast through to the end…

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By Nathan G (549) on 09 Sep 2007

One of the darkest black comedies I have ever seen…

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By Brandon R (572) on 06 Sep 2007

Subversive doesn't even begin to describe it. Yes, it's more polemical than funny. Yes, it's even easily interpretably anti-American…

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By Fennie L (6) on 26 Aug 2007

Probablement le meilleur fim de Chaplin.. Mais ne vous attendez pas à y voir Charlot... Il y incarne un serial killer blasé…

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By Mike H (1,369) on 23 Aug 2007

With this film, Chaplin invented dark comedy…

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