My first Charlie Chaplin movie, and the oldest film I've ever seen. Suprisingly entertaining, a real marvel considering the technical limitations of the time period. Chaplin's immense talent is shown in not only his comedic acting but also his direction and writing. The version I saw was the 1943 re-release with music and narration by Chaplin himself. These new additions effectively make the viewers really forget they're even watching a "silent" film. I'm interested in eventually seeing City Lights and Modern Times at some point.
