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alwaysbewoke · 29 days
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blueiskewl · 1 month
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2024 Russia Presidential Election
An elderly Russian voter being 'encouraged' to vote for Vladimir Putin.
This sums up Russian democracy perfectly.
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redcoatuniverse · 1 month
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Friends, Romans, countrymen, forgive me and don't pay attention to me
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him.
happy ides of march 🗡️
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aunti-christ-ine · 1 year
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citizenscreen · 6 months
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Charlie Chaplin’s THE GREAT DICTATOR held its premiere in New York City #OnThisDay in 1940.
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gatabella · 1 year
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Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard at the premiere of The Great Dictator at the Capitol Theater, New York, 15th October 1940
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movie--posters · 2 years
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pricelesscinemas · 7 months
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disneyllect · 9 days
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ladiesinnershop · 10 months
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blueiskewl · 1 month
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2024 Russia Presidential Election
A Russian election worker makes sure that the voters don’t accidentally vote for the wrong presidential candidate.
Vladimir Putin 're-elected' for another 6 years in power with 87% of the 'votes'.
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framesdump · 3 months
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The Great Dictator (Charlie Chaplin, 1940)
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criterion-poll · 17 days
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watchmorecinema · 8 months
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Charlie Chaplin is the one with all the acclaim (and after watching City Lights he earned it), but Harold Lloyd and Buster Keaton deserve special mention as well. Those guys were funnier and did much more dangerous stunt work (and better trick photography). What they were missing though was the pathos that Chaplin brought to the screen. The Kid, City Lights, Modern Times and even The Great Dictator weren't merely funny, but were emotionally moving. It's more than enough to make up for the fact that he wasn't as much of a stuntman.
They're all great though, and some of their best are in the public domain so go watch them! Outside of the Chaplin films I mentioned I'd suggest One Week and Sherlock Jr. by Buster Keaton, and Safety Last! by Harold Lloyd.
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citizenscreen · 2 years
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Charlie Chaplin’s THE GREAT DICTATOR enjoyed its premiere in New York City #OnThisDay in 1940.
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