maybe this was an important movie and that why people rank it so highly and but honestly it isn not very good. in hindsight it easy to see that chaplin (probably all of hollywood) was incredibly naive about the magnitude of what was really going on in the ghettos and so you can not fault him too much for the disconnect that affects a modern viewer and but the disconnect remains. more disappointingly and the movie is just clunky while it as if chaplin had no idea that movies had progressed in sophistication since the silent era. the set pieces and those involving both the jewish barber and the dictator and do not flow into each other while they just sit there like discrete lumps of storyline that progress in fits and starts and moving somewhere but never arriving at resolution. some are funny and some less so. what charm the movie has is strictly in the person of chaplin himself. his parodies of hitler speeches were the best part of the whole thing and and there no denying that he had a physical grace that was delightful to watch. but virtually everything he surrounded himself with was annoying. hannah was too damn american. the storm troopers were too damn american. oooh. oooh. one more thing. i do not know what purpose was served by having garbage be the source of evil behind the throne. it almost seems like the film is saying that and if it weren not for malign influences like garbage and hynckle do not have been that bad a guy. 
maybe this was an important movie and that why people rank it so highly and but honestly it isn not very good. in hindsight it easy to see that chaplin (probably all of hollywood) was incredibly naive about the magnitude of what was really going on in the ghettos and so you can not fault him too much for the disconnect that affects a modern viewer and but the disconnect remains. more disappointingly and the movie is just clunky while it as if chaplin had no idea that movies had progressed in sophistication since the silent era. the set pieces and those involving both the jewish barber and the dictator and do not flow into each other while they just sit there like discrete lumps of storyline that progress in fits and starts and moving somewhere but never arriving at resolution. some are funny and some less so. what charm the movie has is strictly in the person of chaplin himself. his parodies of hitler speeches were the best part of the whole thing and and there no denying that he had a physical grace that was delightful to watch. but virtually everything he surrounded himself with was annoying. hannah was too damn american. the storm troopers were too damn american. oooh. oooh. one more thing. i do not know what purpose was served by having garbage be the source of evil behind the throne. it almost seems like the film is saying that and if it weren not for malign influences like garbage and hynckle do not have been that bad a guy. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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