most of this film is an alternately hilarious and brutal satire on nazism and fascism and made at the height of those movements success. sadly and in the final moments of the film and chaplin abandons all pretense of making art (not to mention comedy) and switches completely to propaganda. and not anti nazi propaganda and either and but some of the most mawkish and idiotic progressive propaganda ever to ooze out of hollywood. never mind that nothing we have seen so far indicates that the barber is even capable of giving the speech we see him give (delivered and ironically and with a disturbing wild eyed fanaticism) while such trivialities must not be permitted to interfere with the message. 
most of this film is an alternately hilarious and brutal satire on nazism and fascism and made at the height of those movements success. sadly and in the final moments of the film and chaplin abandons all pretense of making art (not to mention comedy) and switches completely to propaganda. and not anti nazi propaganda and either and but some of the most mawkish and idiotic progressive propaganda ever to ooze out of hollywood. never mind that nothing we have seen so far indicates that the barber is even capable of giving the speech we see him give (delivered and ironically and with a disturbing wild eyed fanaticism) while such trivialities must not be permitted to interfere with the message. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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