The Kid
Comedy • NR • 1921 • 1 hr 8 min
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This 100 year old 54 minute movie is better than half the stuff that comes out today. Still resonates! Crazy.
Brimming with humor and heart, The Kid doesn’t overstay its premise, and makes a strong argument for simpler, punchier comedies.
Great comedic premises and hilarious bits of physical comedy, still a very entertaining movie
Charlie Chaplin had always been one of the greats, all of his movies are worth watching
A Thoughtful & Intricate look at the early days of cinema.
Beautiful and heartwarming. Chaplin conveys a tremendous deal through his trademark physical comedy and acting.
Through a touching narrative and innovative style, Charlie Chaplin demonstrates unparalleled talent as both a storyteller and a filmmaker
Still makes me cry over 100 years later. Definitely worth a watch.
IMDb #100. And for good reason.But I found it hard to follow on spots.But seeing Chaplin wrote, directed,produced, starred and composed wow
Its a classic. Theres no point in using words just go and watch it if u havent till now!
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