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Modern Times (1936), dir.: Charles Chaplin

Forced Perspective

in Modern Times (1936) Dir. Charlie Chaplin

In December 2019 the Japan Arts Council National Theatre in Tokyo will stage a revival of the 1931 kabuki show KOMORI NO YASUSAN, written by Kimura Kinka in 1931 and based on Charlie Chaplin’s City Lights.

A VIDA AO CONTRÁRIO SERIA PERFEITA

A coisa mais injusta sobre a vida é a maneira como ela termina. Eu acho que o verdadeiro ciclo da vida está todo de trás pra frente. Nós deveríamos morrer primeiro, nos livrar logo disso.

Daí viver num asilo, até ser chutado pra fora de lá por estar muito novo. Ganhar um relógio de ouro e ir trabalhar. Então você trabalha 40 anos até ficar novo o bastante pra poder aproveitar sua aposentadoria. Aí você curte tudo, bebe bastante álcool, faz festas e se prepara para a faculdade.

 "Você vai para o colégio, tem várias namoradas, vira criança, não tem nenhuma responsabilidade, se torna um bebezinho de colo, volta pro útero da mãe, passa seus últimos nove meses de vida flutuando. E termina tudo com um ótimo orgasmo! Não seria perfeito?"

" Charlie Chaplin"

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Charlie Chaplin’s brilliant disguise in A Woman (1915)

I’ve never used adobe illustrator before in my life lmaoooo

Charles Chap smokin a bogie.

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Part 2

(It was closing time at the diner where you work at. Bucky had waited all day for you to get off work since you said yes to a date with him in that same day with the help of Steve of course)

( You were helping Olly, the owner of the diner clean up and close up. Olly is a sweet elderly man in his late 60′s. He had fought in the first world war and had lost a leg in the war. He has a prosthetic leg but sometimes  it causes him pain and it makes it hard to get around so you had offered to help out because you are a sweet person )

Olly: Thank you for helping me clean up and close up the diner. Its been hard getting around lately.

(Y/n): You're welcome, Olly. I'm glad to help anyway I can. ( you finish up sweeping the floors)

Olly: ( Seeing someone in there military uniform at the entrance) I think you have a visitor, (Y/n) .

(You see Bucky waiting at the entrance of the diner)

(Y/n): Bucky.

Bucky:  Hiya (y/ n). Are you ready for our date?

(You put the broom down and  walked over to Bucky)

(Y/n): I can't wait to see what you got planned for our date. (You took a good look at Bucky, Bucky looked a little bit anxious, like he has been here at the diner all day) Have you been waiting here all day?

Bucky:  Yes as a matter of fact I have.

(Y/n):  (giggling) Why did you do that, Bucky?

Bucky: Because I had forgot to ask you when you get off of work. I didn't want  you to think that I would stand you up. So I thought I would stay here until you got off.

(Y/n): (giggling again) You are crazy, Bucky Barnes.

Bucky: ( Taking your hand and kisses it) I’m crazy for you, doll. By the way, what time do you get off of work?

(Y/n);  9:00 p.m on the dot.

Bucky: Great, I'll remember that for next time.

Olly: What branch are you boy?

Bucky: Military sir.

Olly: How long have you been in the Army?

Bucky: Three years.

Olly: (Nodding his head) don't ever let the war change you boy.

Bucky: I won’t sir.

(Y/ n): (Bucky looks back to you. You smiled at Bucky, he smiles back) So... what did you have planned for our date?

Bucky: Well..... I was thinking that we can catch a movie at the drive inn and later maybe we can go dancing.

(Y/n): That sounds great Bucky, you really thought of everything. (you really liked the drive inn and dancing)

Bucky: Well with the help of Steve. (This time he giggled)

(Y/n): Oh of course, Shall we go?

Bucky: Yes we shall, doll.

(Y/n): ( turning to Olly) Are you all good, Olly?

Olly: Oh yes dear, my wife should be here in a few minuets so I can manage. So you kids have a good time. Don’t  you two get into any trouble now. And boy, please protect (y/n).

Bucky: I promise you sir that we wont get into any trouble and i will protect her with all my life.

(You hearing Bucky say that he would protect you with all his life makes you realize how much you like him)

Bucky: come on doll, lets get to the movies.

( You nodded your hand and wrapped your arm around Bucky's strong arm and left the diner.)

(Y/n): So what movie are we going to see at the drive inn?

Bucky: We are going to see, “The Great Dictator”

(Y/n): Really!  My friend saw that with her family and said that it was really funny.

( You and Bucky walk to his car, where he had opened the door for you. You smiled at him as you got into the car. Bucky closes the door and then got into the drivers side....... After 20 minuets of driving, you two had arrived at  drive inn. After two hours, after the movie was over and when everyone else had left the drive inn, you and Bucky had stayed and talked about everything  for 30 minuets)

Bucky: What!!! did that really happen? ( Bucky was laughing at your story about your brother burning his eyebrows off.)

(Y/n): Yes it did, my brother wanted to prove to my father that he knew how to BBQ, but when he put too much lighter fluid on to the grill and that he was standing too close to the grill, out came this huge flame and then he lost his eyebrows.

Bucky: Wow! I bet your family get together are never boring.

(Y/n): Yep. The next time we have one, I will make sure that you are have an invitation and you can bring your friend Steve.

Bucky: I would love that. And Steve would too.

(You and Bucky realize that you were the only ones left at the drive inn)

(Y/n): That was a great movie, thank you Bucky.

Bucky: Your welcome.(He looks at you again)

(Y/n): You do realize that we are the only ones here, everyone else has already left.

Bucky: I know. I just really our time together.

(Y/n): Me too.

Bucky: Are you ready to go dancing?

(Y/n): Yes I am. Where are we going dancing?

Bucky: Pepper’s.

(Y/n): (Surprised) What! that new club in Brooklyn. I heard That it’s really hard to get into. How did you pull it off?

Bucky: I had some connections  there since I was in the army and I really wanted to impress you so.

(Y/n): Well it worked. I am really impressed.

Bucky: I knew you would be. ( Bucky smiles at you again. Then starts up the car) Lets go.

(you are on your way to Pepper’s, It was difficult to get into but since Bucky was in the military, he had some advantages.)

♥️

Ho pianto ascoltando la musica o guardando le foto.

Ho telefonato solo per ascoltare una voce.

Mi sono innamorato di un sorriso.

Ho di creduto di morire di nostalgia ho avuto paura di perdere qualcuno molto speciale...

Ma sono sopravvissuto!

E vivo ancora! 

Charlie Chaplin

Best of Chaplin’s Short Films (in no particular order)

↳ The Rink (1916)

Albert Einstein and Charlie Chaplin. USA, 1931