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Modern Times is a 1936 comedy drama romance film, directed by Charlie Chaplin, starring Charlie Chaplin, Paulette Goddard and Henry Bergman.
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60 of 123 · most liked firstIntroduce yourself with four movies: Modern Times (Charlie Chaplin, 1936) Bringing Up Baby (Howard Hawks, 1938) The Searchers (John Ford, 1956) Playtime (Jacques Tati, 1967)
neutral · AI labelView post →Early Movie Studio Guys: Why are you moving the camera so close? People pay to see the whole actor! Why all the artsy lighting? People pay to see the bling! Us: Get a load of this philistine! Ha! Modern Times: We have brightened it up in 4K and used AI to expand the shot so you can see everything!
neutral · AI labelView post →Modern Times made me realize I could have a career thinking and writing about film and why it matters. Twisters got me into a doctoral program.
positive · AI labelView post →Excited about this print of Modern Times we just acquired! Screens on Friday for the weekly film matinee at @brattletheatre.bsky.social ⚙️
neutral · AI labelView post →Check out some of Thomas Bangalter's great closet picks on the Criterion Channel! ✨ MODERN TIMES SISTERS MARTA GRAHAM: DANCE ON FILM THE COLOR OF POMEGRANATES THE CELEBRATION
neutral · AI labelView post →Celebrating true movie legend Charles Chaplin, BOTD 4/16/1889. My Criterion: 21 Kid 23 Woman in Paris 28 Circus 31 City Lights 36 Modern Times 40 Great Dictator 43 Gold Rush 47 Monsieur Verdoux 52 Limelight Oscar noms Actor & Screenplay for Great Dictator, still so relevant. #filmsky 📽
neutral · AI labelView post →Watched Modern Times (1936) for the millionth time this morning. It remains a perfect film. But it’s a shame that after 90 years, the film’s message (widespread dehumanization in a progressively automated world) is no longer relevant. Oh well
positive · AI labelView post →More of Paulette as “The Gamin” in Modern Times (1936), Charlie Chaplin’s last silent film as well as Paulette’s first credited screen role.
neutral · AI labelView post →Charlie Chaplin and WC Fields make an appearance in Porky’s Road Race (1937) The wrench gag is inspired by a scene in Chaplin’s film Modern Times (1936). #Slapstick #Comedy
neutral · AI labelView post →#NowWatching MODERN TIMES (1936). Director: Charles Chaplin. Charles Chaplin, Paulette Goddard. Oh, you Tramp! The themes in Chaplin's classic (homelessness, worker exploitation, increased workplace automation) seem evergreen, so due for a rewatch. #filmsky 📽 Criterion Collection 543
positive · AI labelView post →The song Smile has been my magic talisman this year: whenever I find myself spiraling, losing hope, I come back to its simple, grounding premise. Originally composed by Charlie Chaplin for his fittingly titled 1936 film Modern Times, John Turner and Geoffrey Parsons later added the profound lyrics.
neutral · AI labelView post →Celebrating true movie legend Charlie Chaplin, BOTD 4/16/1889. Criterion Collection: 21 Kid 23 Woman in Paris 28 Circus 31 City Lights 36 Modern Times 40 Great Dictator 43 Gold Rush 47 Monsieur Verdoux 52 Limelight Oscar noms Actor & Screenplay for Great Dictator, so relevant to today! #filmsky 📽
neutral · AI labelView post →2025 movie thread? 2025 movie thread. #1: Modern Times (1936). My first Chaplin! I appreciate the still-timely commentary but I dunno if his comedic stylings are for me, man. letterboxd.com/davisgsee/fi...
neutral · AI labelView post →Choose one film from each of your 30 favourite directors. Name of the film and director, along with a still. 22/30 Film: Modern Times (1936) Director: Charlie Chaplin #Filmsky #MovieSky #CharlieChaplin #MovieChallenge #FilmChallenge
neutral · AI labelView post →I got asked to give a lecture on Modern Times on short notice and honestly had such a fun and productive time, which leads to the question: What’s a movie you could lecture on for a class with less than an hour’s notice?
positive · AI labelView post →#NowWatching MY MAN GODFREY (1936). Director: Gregory La Cava. William Powell, Carole Lombard. Following Chaplin's MODERN TIMES with another socially conscious comedy from the same year. Rewatch. #filmsky 📽 Criterion Collection 114
neutral · AI labelView post →My ★★★★★ review of Modern Times on @letterboxd.social : boxd.it/d8aYnZ
positive · AI labelView post →And finally a photo of Paulette from her dressing room photo shoot (R) in the United Artists’ pressbook for Modern Times (1936). Trivia: The silent film took more than two years to produce and cost over $2 million (almost $50 million in 2025 dollars).
neutral · AI labelView post →Friends, it's time. My very last Movie Year is 1936. Modern Times is the only film I've seen so far. Let's send the movie years project off with a bang, give me some 1936 recs!
neutral · AI labelView post →Late night movie. Finally watching Modern Times on the Criterion Channel. This Charlie Chaplin fellow could go places
positive · AI labelView post →Favourite film from every decade: 20s Nosferatu 30s Modern Times 40s Bicycle Thieves 50s The Seventh Seal 60s L'avventura 70s Mirror 80s In The White City 90s Satantango 00s Hidden 10s Post Tenebras Lux 20s Small Body
neutral · AI labelView post →Share a COMEDY movie title that begins with the letter M 🎥🖤 Modern Times
neutral · AI labelView post →It's an amazing speech but not the first time audiences heard Chaplin's voice in a film, and not the first time he speaks in The Great Dictator. His voice is heard as early as Modern Times (1936).
neutral · AI labelView post →Now watching: ‘Modern Times’, dir. Charles Chaplin, 1936. So far, reminiscent of ‘Metropolis’, but with gags. 📷🎥
positive · AI labelView post →#OctoberMovieChallenge #MovieSky #FilmSky 17: Someone sentenced to prison in a movie Modern Times (1936) dir. Charlie Chaplin
neutral · AI labelView post →The music for “Smile” was written by Charlie Chaplin as an instrumental theme for his 1936 film Modern Times. The song lyrics were written by John Turner and Geoffrey Parsons in 1954. This version of the song is performed by Lily Kershaw
neutral · AI labelView post →On this date in 1936, Charlie Chaplin’s film Modern Times opened in New York City. It was the last film in which his beloved and iconic character “the Little Tramp” appeared, and it was the only film to include Chaplin’s voice.
neutral · AI labelView post →Day 3: Favorite movie from before 1970. Sure, Citizen Kane (1941). I get it, Modern Times (1936). I see you and I love you, North By Northwest (1959). But the movie before 1970 that brings me the most joy has to be Batman (1966). #moviemadness
neutral · AI labelView post →13. Modern Times (1936) Only the beginning is really surveillance cinema. But what a beautiful movie. Paulette Goddard 😍. Amazing how funny a 90 year old movie can still be.
positive · AI labelView post →It's kind of a tossup between Modern Times and City Lights for my favorite silent film. Both are brilliant. But Modern Times does have Paulette Goddard, who I adore. One of my favorite classic movie actresses. 📽️🎥 filmsky
positive · AI labelView post →@omacolt.bsky.social #SeptemberMovieChallenge 12-walking away at the end of a movie iL Mostro/ Modern Times
neutral · AI labelView post →Check out the trailer for our 90th Anniversary Screening of MODERN TIMES. Miami DSA is back at O Cinema on Saturday (9/5) for a 16mm screening of Charlie Chaplin's last silent film and his farewell to The Tramp, his most famous character. RSVP: miamidsa.solidarity.tech/leftist-movi...
neutral · AI labelView post →In honor of Labor Day, Miami DSA is back at O Cinema South Beach next Saturday (9/5) for our most ambitious Leftist Movie Night of the year: a special 90th anniversary screening of Charlie Chaplin’s MODERN TIMES on 16mm. RSVP: miamidsa.solidarity.tech/leftist-movi...
neutral · AI labelView post →Paulette Goddard in Movie Mirror, Dec. 1935 “From a bit player in Eddie Cantor's ‘The Kid from Spain’ to leading woman for Charlie Chaplin's new ‘Modern Times’—that's the cinema history of Paulette, Hollywood's mystery lady, since she arrived in an Hispano-Suiza from out of nowhere.”
neutral · AI labelView post →Free to watch on ARTE until the end of November, this documentary about the making of Charlie Chaplin's MODERN TIMES – which wrapped filming 90 years ago. www.arte.tv/en/videos/11...
neutral · AI labelView post →The saddest thing about having another Great Depression is that our equivalent of Chaplin's Modern Times will be a Netflix Adam Sandler movie
neutral · AI labelView post →There’s a lot of talk on the MODERN TIMES line about festival goers wanting the movie program (book). They are willing to pay for it, @tcmtv.bsky.social #TCMFF
neutral · AI labelView post →February 5, 1936: "Modern Times", silent film directed by, written by and starring Charlie Chaplin, is released. It marks the final appearance of the Little Tramp.
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight's movie is Modern Times (1936) 🍿
neutral · AI labelView post →#OctoberMovieChallenge 10/7 Something is assembled in a movie Modern Times (1936) Charlie Chaplin plays a factory worker who struggles to keep up with the pace of the assembly line #filmsky 📽️ #moviesky www.youtube.com/watch?v=6n9E...
neutral · AI labelView post →Just saw Modern Times at AFA. A whole theater of people scream laughing at fuckin Charlie Chaplin while he fires off one of the most prescient labor commentaries of all time. It’s 89 years old what a movie
positive · AI labelView post →DO NOT MISS. @charliechaplin.com classic MODERN TIMES with Covent Garden Sinfonia at Cadogan Hall as part of the London Soundtrack Festival. Plus, a pre-film talk by Chaplin’s grandson, Spencer Chaplin and conductor Ben Palmer. It's on 19 March. cadoganhall.com/whats-on/cha...
neutral · AI labelView post →@workersliberty.bsky.social Review: Chaplin's 'Modern Times' and Laura Carreira’s extraordinary film 'On Falling' reflect our increasingly fragile grasp of the object as a whole. workersliberty.org/story/2024-1...
neutral · AI labelView post →Our special screening of Charlie Chaplin’s MODERN TIMES on 16mm is this Saturday at 6 PM at O Cinema! You don’t want to miss this class conscious classic, a delightful film from start to finish. Make sure you RSVP: miamidsa.solidarity.tech/leftist-movi...
neutral · AI labelView post →It's a great movie and I watch this speech at least once a year. But it wasn't the first time Chaplin used his voice in a movie. That's in another great movie. "Modern Times was the first film where Chaplin's voice is heard" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_...
neutral · AI labelView post →If you smile through your fear and sorrow Smile and maybe tomorrow You’ll see the sun come shining through for you. Charlie Chaplin, from the movie Modern Times
neutral · AI labelView post →Hee! Yup. Did you see that apparently the oldest movie on Netflix is The Sting? Which, obviously, I love, but My Man Godfrey? Modern Times? The Court Jester?
neutral · AI labelView post →February 5, 1936: "Modern Times", silent film directed by, written by and starring Charlie Chaplin, is released.
neutral · AI labelView post →#OTD in 1936. Charlie Chaplin's film Modern Times opened in New York City. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_... Books about or by Charlie Chaplin at PG: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/searc... #books #literature #cinema
neutral · AI labelView post →Making my way through The Criterion Collection. www.criterion.com Modern Times 1936 Dir. Charles Chaplin Spine 543 Final film to feature Chaplin as his Little Tramp character has some fantastic scenes - the factory meltdown, the precarious rollerskating, coked up in the clink. A fine farewell.
positive · AI labelView post →Yup, but “Modern Times” was still, more or less, a silent film with several talking sequences, not unlike “The Jazz Singer”.
neutral · AI labelView post →And now, a Hollywood minute from the pages of American Movie Classics Magazine. A look at Charlie Chaplin, the cinema's great essential comic genius. He was in The Great Dictator, Modern Times, The Gold Rush and more. American Movie Classics Magazine, The Magazine of Classic Hollywood. #TCMParty
neutral · AI labelView post →Cool to see some recent choices here. Mel Brooks living to a 100, can't even imagine what his memories must be like, to grow up seeing a new Chaplin movie as a kid (Modern Times came out in 1935) and living to 2026 in the age of Nolan's The Odyssey.
neutral · AI labelView post →Comedy is often overlooked for its thematic depth. Modern Times (1936) has it in spades. Check out our latest #episode on this #classic movie wherever you get your #podcast #comedy #movie @bestpicturecast.bsky.social @danawduncan.bsky.social @tj3duncan.bsky.social
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching Modern Times with the 5th grader, and getting excited for Mayor Mamdani.
neutral · AI labelView post →Modern Times might be an obvious choice but it's just a heartwarming movie. In general, Chaplin is great :)
positive · AI labelView post →I am thinking about Charlie Chaplin's movie "Modern Times" right now.
neutral · AI labelView post →Just finished creating my #Bluesky account, now watching a Charlie Chaplin movie, Modern Times, it's one of those reading movies.
neutral · AI labelView post →Love a film screening! Kick off my labor tech grad class with Modern Times
neutral · AI labelView post →Discussed organisational cultures and structures with my students in relation to spatial layouts, using the Charlie Chaplin movie Modern Times as example. I asked them to reflect how organisations are presented in the movie and whether that still applies today. All of them said yes #AcademicChatter
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