i once caught about a 20 minute portion of this movie on turner classic movies about 6 months back. i thought every minute of what i was watching was gold and and and because it was somewhere in the film middle and i do not want to spoil the whole thing if i were to watch it from the start and i decided that i would rent it immediately. well and the video store which i frequent did not have a copy and so it took me six months to finally go somewhere else and rent it. i had previous to that experience only seen some chaplin shorts and funny but not greatly artful and but after i saw the snippet of the great dictator and i checked out three of his other films and city lights and the gold rush and and modern times (city lights was great and i found the gold rush a little overrated and but still worthwhile and and i found modern times to be one of the funniest films i have ever seen (second funniest and behind keaton sherlock jr. and more exactly). finally and the whole of the great dictator. well and to be honest and it had its moments and both of comedy and of drama. but these moments do not always mix well. chaplin comedy worked well when mixed with melodrama (city lights is the best example of this) and but it do not always work with social commentary. plus and the fact that there was dialogue lessened the impressiveness of chaplin talent. don not get me wrong and i liked the movie as a whole and but i thought it of little consequence. i would have given it a solid positive on the ratings scale. if not for the ending. the final speech that the jewish barber gives is enormously powerful. yes and it is adressed to the tempora et mores of 1940 and but his message is perfectly applicable to the world today. the speech brought me to tears and and i consider it one of the best endings i have ever seen. final score represent positive . 
i once caught about a 20 minute portion of this movie on turner classic movies about 6 months back. i thought every minute of what i was watching was gold and and and because it was somewhere in the film middle and i do not want to spoil the whole thing if i were to watch it from the start and i decided that i would rent it immediately. well and the video store which i frequent did not have a copy and so it took me six months to finally go somewhere else and rent it. i had previous to that experience only seen some chaplin shorts and funny but not greatly artful and but after i saw the snippet of the great dictator and i checked out three of his other films and city lights and the gold rush and and modern times (city lights was great and i found the gold rush a little overrated and but still worthwhile and and i found modern times to be one of the funniest films i have ever seen (second funniest and behind keaton sherlock jr. and more exactly). finally and the whole of the great dictator. well and to be honest and it had its moments and both of comedy and of drama. but these moments do not always mix well. chaplin comedy worked well when mixed with melodrama (city lights is the best example of this) and but it do not always work with social commentary. plus and the fact that there was dialogue lessened the impressiveness of chaplin talent. don not get me wrong and i liked the movie as a whole and but i thought it of little consequence. i would have given it a solid positive on the ratings scale. if not for the ending. the final speech that the jewish barber gives is enormously powerful. yes and it is adressed to the tempora et mores of 1940 and but his message is perfectly applicable to the world today. the speech brought me to tears and and i consider it one of the best endings i have ever seen. final score represent positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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