from the beginning of the film i found myself laughing trying to keep quiet so i did not wake anyone in the house and this do not continue so much throughout the rest of the film and i do not find everything completely laugh out loud funny and but still i found certain things quite funny. at the beginning i had to hold in laughter when he drops the very crafty looking hand grenade down his sleeve. then there are scenes where you will just smile and like when the barber falls through a roof into someones apartment and i can see that being quite funny but in todays days and time that has been done quite a lot it do not feel original and though at the time and i am sure it was. i loved hynkels (hitlers) bursts of raging german with the nice subtle english translation. the final scene is wildly discussed because and well it absolutely true and and so very intelligently constructed. though the film is sixty eight years old the final scene is still relevant today and if this doesn not show how great a writer chaplin is and then i do not know what will. the acting in this scene in particular was quite good and the barber transcended the message perfectly and makes you realise the serious nature of the film and at the same time enjoying the humorous side. another element about this film is the fact that this was such a brave film and that almost feels ahead of it time. of course and chaplin did not know what was going to happen after 1940 and he was not aware of the holocaust (obviously) and he also gone on record as to saying if he had of known he would not of made this film. the fact this film is so anti hitler is interesting and it more interesting that it wasn not anti germany which would be very easy to have done back in those times and chaplin could of easily made this a propaganda film and but instead did something more and he made an honest film. i recommend anyone remotely interested in this film to see it and as well those who has studied or is studying hitler and wwii to watch this film. it entertaining to say the least and it doesn not have an annoying out dated feel that some films of the time did. unlike most comedies this film actually has a message it tries to bring to you and watch this film and you will be better off for having seen it. 
from the beginning of the film i found myself laughing trying to keep quiet so i did not wake anyone in the house and this do not continue so much throughout the rest of the film and i do not find everything completely laugh out loud funny and but still i found certain things quite funny. at the beginning i had to hold in laughter when he drops the very crafty looking hand grenade down his sleeve. then there are scenes where you will just smile and like when the barber falls through a roof into someones apartment and i can see that being quite funny but in todays days and time that has been done quite a lot it do not feel original and though at the time and i am sure it was. i loved hynkels (hitlers) bursts of raging german with the nice subtle english translation. the final scene is wildly discussed because and well it absolutely true and and so very intelligently constructed. though the film is sixty eight years old the final scene is still relevant today and if this doesn not show how great a writer chaplin is and then i do not know what will. the acting in this scene in particular was quite good and the barber transcended the message perfectly and makes you realise the serious nature of the film and at the same time enjoying the humorous side. another element about this film is the fact that this was such a brave film and that almost feels ahead of it time. of course and chaplin did not know what was going to happen after 1940 and he was not aware of the holocaust (obviously) and he also gone on record as to saying if he had of known he would not of made this film. the fact this film is so anti hitler is interesting and it more interesting that it wasn not anti germany which would be very easy to have done back in those times and chaplin could of easily made this a propaganda film and but instead did something more and he made an honest film. i recommend anyone remotely interested in this film to see it and as well those who has studied or is studying hitler and wwii to watch this film. it entertaining to say the least and it doesn not have an annoying out dated feel that some films of the time did. unlike most comedies this film actually has a message it tries to bring to you and watch this film and you will be better off for having seen it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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