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Movie review of the modern times

The modern times

American comedy film written and directed by Charlie Chaplin which was published in 1936.
On the 25th June we were watching a Charlie Chaplin's film Modern times. After watching this film I realised that was very different than present time. Because in modern time peoples are suffering from many issues like,  joblessness, lack of money, homelessness etc.
This movie is interesting for understanding the modern time. In those days situation is not easy live and take a job. In this  America comedy film considered many critical things in good way to understanding the thing . 

In this movie use a comic way to describe the critical  things throgh comedy that is very interesting thing. Literature and movie, both are important points. I think about movie it easy to understand and feel enjoy during watching the movie. It shows expression while happening the thing. This movie is expressed many points of those days. 

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