The Criterion Collection

“"Benjamin Button" is one of the least gratuitous movies I've ever seen, it's so well-constructed. I felt as if the whole movie was 'ephemeral', not just the Cape Canaveral scene. ”

M_Mayer on The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: The Man Who Watched the Hours Go By,
about 4 hours ago.

“ The figure of the Tramp suggests all the sad things of the 1930s, all with Chaplain’s comical sense applied and twisted from common fears and anxieties to a humorous outlet. I think that his films . . .”

Kenner R. on Modern Times: Exit the Tramp,
about 4 hours ago.

“I'd like to point out the irony in the name Austerlitz, as it plays a central role in Charlie's "The Great Dictator"”

M_Mayer on Modern Times: Exit the Tramp,
about 4 hours ago.

“Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times portrays what Marjorie Perloff would refer to as the “aura of modernism.” In the article Modern Times: Exit the Tramp, Saul Austerlitz refers to a quote made by Chaplin; . . .”

Kirsten C. on Modern Times: Exit the Tramp,
about 6 hours ago.

“My bad, s/he now written in fifth. Oi vey.”

Putting a Pin in It Too on Modern Times: Exit the Tramp,
about 7 hours ago.