Modern Times is one of the greatest movies in the history of film. The protogonist clearly depictts the poverty,struggle after the great depression times and how industrial age destroy the lives of the small employees. The assembly line of henry ford may have increased productivity but the employees are merged with the machinery as if they are blind machines.Every where chaplin go, the situation would be that he has to battle with the crowds for his livelihood or self respect. He clearly portrays the pain of being a small cog in the company which exploits its employees.He shows how america\'s race for automation have made life horrible for the employees when the company thinks that allowing employees a lunch break is wasting time. After getting cure from his nervous break down when he attempts to lift a fallen red flag, communists mistake him for their leader and he was jailed for starting a revolution. My opinion is that people under severe poverty and pain are waiting for a saviour and are ready to see in all directions to catch a break from the wretched life.This can give rise to leaders who can manipulate the crowds for their own benefit as we have seen in the history of the 19th century. After some scenes, chaplin observes that the best place to land is in jail itself and tries to get jailed. I saw this as normal person\'s inner thought where if he just stop complaining and stay calm he can be happy instead of raising his voice and expecting something of the wretched system which is depicted in the movie. When all said and done the final scene when he says no matter what we keep being happy and walk into the unknown future hoping for the better then i think chaplin would like to say that no matter what the situation is a person has to believe in himself and keep his spirit alive. The famous dance performance is amazing, he has really sang that song for the movie.It was the last silent movie of chaplin. The scene shows his acceptence to move into the talkie era from the silent film era. The movie is till in 35th rank in imdb and has a hundred percent rating in rotten tomatoes and still stands as a greatest film ever. Solution Modern Times is one of the greatest movies in the history of film. The protogonist clearly depictts the poverty,struggle after the great depression times and how industrial age destroy the lives of the small employees. The assembly line of henry ford may have increased productivity but the employees are merged with the machinery as if they are blind machines.Every where chaplin go, the situation would be that he has to battle with the crowds for his livelihood or self respect. He clearly portrays the pain of being a small cog in the company which exploits its employees.He shows how america\'s race for automation have made life horrible for the employees when the company thinks that allowing employees a lunch break is wasting time. After getting cure from his nervous break down when he attempts to lift a fallen red fl.

1. Modern Times is one of the greatest movies in the history of film. The protogonist clearly
depictts the poverty,struggle after the great depression times and how industrial age destroy the
lives of the small employees. The assembly line of henry ford may have increased productivity
but the employees are merged with the machinery as if they are blind machines.Every where
chaplin go, the situation would be that he has to battle with the crowds for his livelihood or self
respect.
He clearly portrays the pain of being a small cog in the company which exploits its
employees.He shows how america's race for automation have made life horrible for the
employees when the company thinks that allowing employees a lunch break is wasting time.
After getting cure from his nervous break down when he attempts to lift a fallen red flag,
communists mistake him for their leader and he was jailed for starting a revolution. My opinion
is that people under severe poverty and pain are waiting for a saviour and are ready to see in all
directions to catch a break from the wretched life.This can give rise to leaders who can
manipulate the crowds for their own benefit as we have seen in the history of the 19th century.
After some scenes, chaplin observes that the best place to land is in jail itself and tries to get
jailed. I saw this as normal person's inner thought where if he just stop complaining and stay
calm he can be happy instead of raising his voice and expecting something of the wretched
system which is depicted in the movie. When all said and done the final scene when he says no
matter what we keep being happy and walk into the unknown future hoping for the better then i
think chaplin would like to say that no matter what the situation is a person has to believe in
himself and keep his spirit alive.
The famous dance performance is amazing, he has really sang that song for the movie.It was the
last silent movie of chaplin. The scene shows his acceptence to move into the talkie era from the
silent film era.
The movie is till in 35th rank in imdb and has a hundred percent rating in rotten tomatoes and
still stands as a greatest film ever.
Solution
Modern Times is one of the greatest movies in the history of film. The protogonist clearly
depictts the poverty,struggle after the great depression times and how industrial age destroy the
lives of the small employees. The assembly line of henry ford may have increased productivity
but the employees are merged with the machinery as if they are blind machines.Every where
chaplin go, the situation would be that he has to battle with the crowds for his livelihood or self
respect.

2. He clearly portrays the pain of being a small cog in the company which exploits its
employees.He shows how america's race for automation have made life horrible for the
employees when the company thinks that allowing employees a lunch break is wasting time.
After getting cure from his nervous break down when he attempts to lift a fallen red flag,
communists mistake him for their leader and he was jailed for starting a revolution. My opinion
is that people under severe poverty and pain are waiting for a saviour and are ready to see in all
directions to catch a break from the wretched life.This can give rise to leaders who can
manipulate the crowds for their own benefit as we have seen in the history of the 19th century.
After some scenes, chaplin observes that the best place to land is in jail itself and tries to get
jailed. I saw this as normal person's inner thought where if he just stop complaining and stay
calm he can be happy instead of raising his voice and expecting something of the wretched
system which is depicted in the movie. When all said and done the final scene when he says no
matter what we keep being happy and walk into the unknown future hoping for the better then i
think chaplin would like to say that no matter what the situation is a person has to believe in
himself and keep his spirit alive.
The famous dance performance is amazing, he has really sang that song for the movie.It was the
last silent movie of chaplin. The scene shows his acceptence to move into the talkie era from the
silent film era.
The movie is till in 35th rank in imdb and has a hundred percent rating in rotten tomatoes and
still stands as a greatest film ever.