Charlie Chaplin | Luzes da Cidade (City Lights) - 1931 - Legendado

Sinopse: Um vagabundo (Charles Chaplin) impede um homem rico (Harry Myers), que está bêbado, de se matar. Grato, ele o convida até sua casa e se torna seu amigo. Só que ele esquece completamente o que aconteceu quando está sóbrio, o que faz com que o vagabundo seja tratado de forma bem diferente. Paralelamente, o vagabundo se interessa por uma florista cega (Virginia Cherrill), a quem tenta ajudar a pagar o aluguel atrasado e a restaurar a visão. Só que ela pensa que seu benfeitor é, na verdade, um milionário.
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FICHA TÉCNICA
Título Original: City Lights.
Ano: 1931
Elenco: Charlie Chaplin, Virginia Cherrill, Harry Myers.
Roteiro e Direção: Charlie Chaplin

[@maycommarlon4325]

Alguém em 2024 assistindo essa obra prima?

[@frankstrawnation]

Sim, mas é claro.

[@bumawwkagg3959]

Я смотрю, привет

[@joseelvis5481]

Terminei agora, que maravilha

[@nazarejacintorh]

❤

[@DanielSilvaSantos-he7bx]

Com certeza ❤

[@Ricksimplao9166]

Alguém chorou no final? Mais alguém em 2024?

[@Chorson]

Ja płakałem

[@nenasantos2279]

Nena chorou°°😢

[@jocelynmaryhelletoscanosan7087]

Yo estaba llorando desde que el encontró la flor en el suelo

[@abhijitdasgupta2450]

Incomparable acting. Whenever I watch this masterpiece, it brings joy and tears simultaneously.

[@beatrizmalta1858]

I cryed at the end. Such a beautiful and fun movie. I wish i could've watched this in a big screen. Thank you Charlie Chaplin for this masterpiece.

[@DSDMovies]

That ending may be one of the greatest things I've ever seen in my life.

[@bianca952000]

DSDuddles Agreed 1000%

[@EMPRESSALYXIS]

Period

[@bright_horizon]

So true!

[@popo-od9te]

i have wached this movie more than 10 times, uncountable times in the last scene. SO!!!! touching, beyond any words

[@user-so6zr4yv4d]

amazing ending!

[@games0029]

Cadê os BRASIL assistindo uma obra prima dessas.

[@juanpablorodriguessoares6466]

Aqui

[@satomisan3411]

Eu aqui

[@taylorduarte5494]

Aqui

[@user-cr9zl5yd4r]

Eu Aqui

[@Laura-qd3xr]

Aq estou eu

[@oldbrokensqueezebox]

who else cried at the end when she realized it was him? love these movies they are so relaxing to watch. love the character Charlie Chaplin plays because he is a poor guy who acts like a classy gentleman. reminding us that you don't need to be wealthy to have high class. Its something that comes from within you. You can be high born, wealthy, travelled and educated and still have no class. True nobility comes from within.

[@sonny4V]

"You can see now?" "Yes. I can see now. I can see things. I can see people. I can see the light and the city. I can see the flowers. But most of all, I can see the beauty in your heart. I can see the greatness of your love" That's what Charlie Chaplin left us.

[@yaazizunzuntikam3187]

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[@criticosenso]

Wow! Thank you for your comment.

[@larkz9094]

I'm crying after some laughter. So beautiful.

[@onha-3904]

where are this last phrase coming from omg ?

[@mario-wn8nv]

Para mln Chaplin foi e e o maior comediante de todos os tempos eu amo ver os filmes dele ❤😂😅

[@BarryWardUK]

I really wasn't expecting such a beautiful and emotional end scene in a silent movie. He really was a movie writing genius. Fantastic movie.

[@nabil731]

So true 😭 I thought the plot would be simple and cliché

[@rosethxr]

and in some parts the film was really funny too! like when he swallowed a whistle and start burping and whistling at the same time

[@jacobjb]

Literally that scene makes me cry every single time. So beautiful. So emotional. Just truly a masterpiece of an ending. This movie is fantastic even if it does show it’s age today.

[@a.wenger3964]

@@jacobjb Age? Maybe, but this is _the_ greatest silent film of all time, because it delibrately chose to stay silent in the sound era. The whole opening scene with the statues was lampooning the popularity of sound film, since it relied less on the art of visual story telling.

[@jacobjb]

@@a.wenger3964 Yes I agree.

[@elanedosanjosmartins8696]

Gosto tanto das mensagens dos filmes de chaplin... Mesmo sendo pobre, viver em condições ruins, vc pode escolher entre encher seu coração de raiva pelas humilhações sofridas, pelas injustiças da vida, pela falta de oportunidade... Ou fazer o bem, espalhar a alegria, fazer as pessoas enxergarem que a felicidade existe tbm nas coisas simples... Que o amor é o único caminho que vale a pena seguir. Foi e sempre será um gênio!

[@riqueff7330]

Olá apoiada que talento puro 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@arturalves1607]

@@riqueff7330 ola gado kkkk

[@josieledepaularamos1786]

Perfeita as palavras. Onde assino?

[@suzitrek]

Mas veja bem! ele tb era um critico da sociedade da injustiça. O olhar é critico, ele mostra a riqueza e a pobreza como falta de justiça.

[@suzitrek]

@@arturalves1607 Mas veja bem! ele tb era um critico da sociedade da injustiça. O olhar é critico, ele mostra a riqueza e a pobreza como falta de justiça.

[@lastor6897]

I am 16 now and I didn't expected this film to be so good, it's much better than many new films

[@djacymendonca5702]

Já perdi a conta das vezes que vi este filme e ainda me emociono como da primeira vez. O Chaplin é eterno. Obrigado a quem postou esta obra de arte.

[@Gisselle011]

Why did this make me cry? This is my first Chaplin film and I didn’t expect the amount of emotions I would go through. Amazing.

[@digixtermopan9947]

One of the best movies of history!

[@deniskostic1502]

yes but today only movies for rich people!!!

[@navimalik9912]

right

[@garetcrosman3628]

Digixtermopan I rarely cry over anything and having read your comment at the start was 99% sceptical that this film could provoke tears, but right at the end I completely broke down!

[@bianca952000]

It is the absolute epitome of the word Masterpiece. I can't even put into actual words how utterly beautiful, brilliant and wonderful this movie is. It's magical.⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@AntonioCosta-fu8qp]

@@garetcrosman3628 not Only you...wonderful end👏👏👏👏...

[@ryankelly2851]

45 years ago today, Charlie Chaplin died aged 88. As a 26 year old I've loved this guy ever since I was 8. He made the world laugh, cry and even sing. Chaplin's movies will forever be some of the best of the 20th century or of all time. Happy Heavenly Christmas Mr Chaplin🎄🙏

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

CHARLIE CHAPLIN AS HIMSELF DID DIE WHEN HE WAS 88YEARS OLD 🧓 IN DECEMBER 1977 THE SAME YEAR I JUST TURNED 17YEARSOLD ON AUGUST 6TH!

[@Holderlin]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@pinoghio1032]

2020 is here! Mr. Chaplin is the best:')

[@NaincySingh-ut2ov]

Yes you are right

[@rigolonzinbrin]

Yes! 💖

[@uweschreiber8226]

@@rigolonzinbrin That's right, he is actor, producer, composer, writer and director in personalunion. Simply the Best.

[@easyamin2772]

Best ever

[@miguelangelramirez9868]

Qué GRANDE es CHARLES CHAPLIN.😊. Me encantó "Luces de la Ciudad". Y qué bella la actriz que lo acompaña. Gracias!.👍🇨🇱.

[@MrUsermister]

The sublime of the "yes I can see now" phrase, is that "see" is far beyond the physical and optical meaning.

[@suzitrek]

Really teacher?

[@Holderlin]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@MrUsermister]

Really you anything ... @@suzitrek

[@12classics39]

Exactly. Her blindness may have been literally cured, but she couldn’t truly “see” everything until she recognized the touch of his hand.

[@BerryMcfly]

Charle chaplin, o homem que diz mais que 1000 palavras sem abrir a boca

[@patrickpaganini]

I had to keep a large group of 6 to 12 year olds occupied for 30 minutes, so (with trepidation) I played them the intro statue scene, and boxing scene. I was worried they would hate something black and white. To my slight surprise, the whole group couldn't stop laughing through the entire scene. Charlie Chaplin speaks to every person in every age.

[@terryblake5076]

No CGI , nothing blowing up, no steroid gobbling actors, no 3D, no violence, no sex, no self-serving 'social meanings' just absolutely perfect motion picture art. Every single time I watch this I am left breathless. Unspeakable beauty.

[@connie_a]

Hey man CGI is pretty cool when used wisely.

[@connie_a]

@@terryblake5076 Your views on cinematic art are very conservative. To say CGI is for untalented and unimaginative directors is to imply that a director like Del Toro hasn't made some of the most visually stunning and imaginative cinematic artworks ever. It is terrible when it's used excessively in action/superhero movies though, I agree on that.

[@bloodyhell8201]

>no self serving social meanings >chaplin Choose one, pseudo.

[@macm3081]

No social meaning? I think you completely missed the point. A hapless but resilient tramp (Charlie Chaplin) falls in love with a blind flower girl (Virginia Cherrill) on the tough city streets. Upon learning that she and her grandmother are to be evicted from their home, the tramp undertakes a series of attempts to provide them with the money they need, all of which end in humiliating failure. But after a drunken millionaire (Harry Myers) lavishly rewards him for saving his life, the tramp can change the flower girl's life forever. I get a lot of social meaning by this description.

[@terryblake5076]

@macm3081 I said ' self serving' social meanings. Those two words that you seemingly were unable to understand kinda make your dissertation irrelevant to my comment. Though I do agree with what you are saying you didn't read my comment very carefully!!

[@mariteix]

Charles Chaplin, o maior gênio do cinema pois inovou a linguagem da "sétima arte" misturando o vaudeville ao lirismo e à mensagens sociais e políticas, isso quando o cinema ainda dava seus primeiros passos. Ele era o ator principal, o diretor, o produtor e depois, até o compositor das músicas-tema de seus filmes (já na época do som). Algumas dessas músicas ficaram famosas e são conhecidas até hoje, haja vista (e ouvida) a música-tema de Tempos Modernos: "Smile", que mais tarde ganhou letra. Chaplin, um, gênio inigualável.

[@SIXGUNS333]

Uma ideologia realista em um filme. ♡♡♡ 🎩💐

[@marcoscamargo7763]

Nessa obra-prima do cinema nota-se que a realidade é sempre impactante. A moça cega enxergava a vida com o coração: a sua maior razão. Quando ela finalmente enxergou com os olhos, viu um homem pobre com roupas rasgadas passar na frente da sua loja. Foi com o coração que ela realmente o descobriu - tocando a sua mão. Um filme espetacular e com muitas lições de vida. Chaplin escreveu o seu nome na história, para sempre. 🌼🎩

[@marciagomes8472]

Muitas lições de amor e o filme mudo que todos entendem sem ser mudos uma graça o Chaplin Chaplin

[@ricardonovafriburgo9373]

Brasileiro também gosta de cultura.

[@mercedessantosferreira5716]

Eterno Chaplin.

[@derlindolelis5329]

Não tenho mais o que dizer, diante do seu magnífico comentário. Obrigado!

[@marcoscamargo7763]

@@derlindolelis5329 Muito agradecido e feliz pelo seu comentário. 🙏🏻✨

[@ruthyelennascimento5240]

Chorar com o final desse filme é essencial

[@yaazizunzuntikam3187]

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[@Alexander-tj2dn]

I was crying at the end. Superb.

[@aeneasism]

I'm crying throughout the movie

[@nabilleal2315]

Even charlie chaplin cried at the film's premiere at radio city hall.

[@enterprisemultimedia8782]

Always the same. Always. And I've seen it dozen times... Best movie ending EVER.

[@bianca952000]

Enterprise Multimedia Agreed 1000%!! This movie is a MASTERPIECE❤❤❤❤

[@cenen7021]

a different version : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIDYZYKAlqZkjcU

[@lyndasleep4838]

The first film my parents took me to see nearly 70 years ago. Being 4 or 5 I didn't remember much of it & I'm sure I didn't cry buckets at the end as I am now. Thank you so much for putting it on KZbin.

[@lydu9380]

Lynda Sleep ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lilcicero77]

What a beautiful reminiscence

[@viniciuscampos6694]

You had 5 yo in 1931? 93 freaking years old?

[@gustavop.9379]

@@viniciuscampos6694 dude, 1931 wasn't the last time this movie was reprised on the cinema. movies like these were periodically played on open cinemas and cultural centers even on the 1980's. mais cuidado né amigo.

[@viniciuscampos6694]

@@gustavop.9379 I didn't thought about that, hue

[@canaliamsito4535]

EU CHOREI MUITO NO FINAL😭 EU RIR🤣 EU ME EMOCIONEI 😢 EU ME DIVERTIR 😀 E EU AMEI❤ SEM DÚVIDAS UMA OBRA DE ARTE👍 NOTA 10

[@LeonardoLReis]

Realmente, o filme é maravilhoso. As pessoas que dizem que todos os filmes em preto e branco não são bons devem rever seus conceitos. Chaplin consegue nos mostrar da maneira mais simples possível que o que realmente importa não é aquilo que possuímos, mas sim, aquilo que fazemos. É mais do que um filme: é uma lição de vida.

[@Farid-kh4ik]

This is why God created us as a test to win Paradise

[@user-ou1ws7zs7b]

“you can see now？” “yes，i can see now”

[@cenen7021]

this is same : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIDYZYKAlqZkjcU

[@EMPRESSALYXIS]

MY ENTIRE HEART 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓

[@cenen7021]

@@darknessanddistance4469 But he is kemal sunal LOL its directors fault replicating that thing, but kemal sınal is a good artist. just search for him

[@samuellopes4628]

I think is one of the best of chaplin, city lights, it's so amazing

[@pedrodezotti3731]

@@cenen7021trash

[@DannyD714]

one of the best movie endings ever.

[@optimussentinaloptimussent4654]

100 liker

[@marinacamachovelazquez8425]

Hermosa película. Cuando no hacen falta las palabras, porque la expresión del alma ...lo dice todo a través del cuerpo. Solo Charles Chaplin, hace eso.... Uh¡¡!!! Me hizo llorar. Que gran final. Te saca el corazón, en forma de lágrimas Gracias por compartirla.

[@audenicosta1639]

Um verdadeiro clássico... Vou assistir todos que eu puder do Charlie Chaplin e outros mais. São divertidos e saudáveis, crianças podem ver! Isso é cultura! Recomendo!!!😉😚

[@tio760]

"If it's a good movie, the sound could go off and the audience would still have a perfectly clear idea of what was going on"....Alfred Hitchcock

[@JoalTaylor]

@Harry Ang3ll Same principle applies. Obviously, it wouldn't be the same experience without the music, but if the visual storytelling is present, then what Hitchcock is saying should still apply, and you could work out what is happening.

[@jojotalal8300]

IN 1930 me and my husband first meet in the cinema and we saw this movie together ......God bless him he passed a way the summer

[@almog3875]

@@jojotalal8300 My condolences!

[@darknessanddistance4469]

@@jojotalal8300 he still loves you

[@mbesaccia]

i wish i had seen more movies so that i can confidently give examples but you *can* 'show' and 'not tell' with only sound too, and to some extent even with only dialogue

[@cedricdaguerre5891]

The best film I’ve ever seen...

[@valcirenemollino100]

Oi

[@yaazizunzuntikam3187]

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[@MrINDIA-pn3nf]

Miss you Chaplin sir you are a legend mean I don't have any word to say and thank you to this channel

[@pete7179]

Just reading Charlie Chaplins autobiography,what an amazing book,and he talks for some time about City Lights,the talkies had become huge by now and no one believed silent films could be a success,but,he even composed the music himself as he knew exactly how he wanted it,he says he was a perfectionist and one of the early scenes where he buys a flower and realises the girl is blind,lasts about seventy seconds,but took five days to film.

[@fyguobocyzucobpvizivajpgyd713]

Hahh also reading it right now from that part and wanted to take a peek of this film

[@fyguobocyzucobpvizivajpgyd713]

And yea, that's the girl in a blue swimsuit who had a great body but to his surprise could act a blind person too🙂🙂

[@narimannourizadeh3693]

I saw this movie over 400 times and every time I see it look like a first time, and make me cry over and over I love charley Chaplin he is alive in my heart and memory the world won't see any one like him again non, very good quality tanks

[@3achikoalrohe]

Nariman Nourizadeh Me too 😭😭

[@sarahy.9309]

Russia has very good quality tanks but the US has better quality tanks

[@holbrook-ul9cf]

Me love this movie over and over again

[@girishk6284]

Me too ...

[@rubensdutra8453]

Lindo, divino, maravilhoso! Um dos grandes filmes de Charlie Chaplin. Não me canso de ver, rir e me emocionar.

[@EpikBerm]

It's such a crime that Chaplin's work isn't still revered. The music really fiddles your heart.

[@nanasotnas8528]

Nossa que nostalgia, quando eu era criança, eu não tinha nem celular e nem tablet, eu coloca na tv cultura e tbm em outros canais e passava os filmes de Charlie Chaplin, hoje vendo de novo me vem o gostinho da infância. Amo demais.

[@bolekbolkowski1118]

W moim kraju były dwa kanały tv. 1 i 2. Ale na 2 był słaby obraz bo śnieżyl. Na jedynce w niedziele byl ptogram pt. "W Starym Kinie". Bylo to w porze obiadowej. Pamietam ze jak przychodzilem z kościoła. Rosół stał na stole a w Tv byl Charlie Chaplin, Harold Loyd, Buster Keaton itp. Tam pokazywali arcydziela kina niemego. Najchetniej jeśli film pokazywal biedę i wyzysk pracownikow w USA. Pamietam ten film dokladnie. Najbardziej zapamiętałem scenę walki bokserskiej.

[@xoxo-sf1zg]

Anyone here in 2020 watching this masterpiece?

[@lecosan2008]

Eu.

[@xoxo-sf1zg]

@@lecosan2008 also eu 😀

[@bianca952000]

Yep. Me and my mom. It's the first time she's ever seen it. Yep, she loved it. ❤❤❤

[@xoxo-sf1zg]

@@bianca952000 that's sweet! 😊

[@AntonioCosta-fu8qp]

Yep! And also Will be 2020/21/22...👏👏👏👏

[@EduardaSilva-mg8ib]

Vim Pela Novela Totalmente De Mais , De Tanto A Eliza Gostar Do Filme Eu Fiquei Curiosa ♥♥♥

[@sabrinasantos3415]

simm, eu tbm kk ❤

[@instrutordearmamentoetiro798]

Gostaria de agradecer imensamente por postar essa obra prima desse fabuloso gênio que é o grande Charlie Chaplin! Nosso muito obrigado!!!!!

[@paulocesarsilvadefarias3343]

Amei o final! Lindo demais, e a felicidade que senti nos olhos deles. Uma das coisas mais comoventes que já vi na vida.

[@meditationmountainbyrishab919]

He told us without words, one of the most profound love stories. City Lights is a learning film for all filmmakers new and accomplished, to understand the importance and art of portraying human emotions. We have forgotten it and it's high time we bring back this most important cinema craft.

[@Everyone856]

My tear is coming when ever I watch this movie. Real love means giving a life to the death. Who ever watch this movie, wish you to have a strong love like this. Thanks

[@gabriellnine290]

🖕

[@horrormoviesplaylistwhats2390]

@@gabriellnine290 what the heck

[@andersonebole4555]

❤️

[@Don_of_The_Donuts]

I was amazed at how good this movie was, despite being a mute film, I am amazed at how a movie with no dialogue can say a lot

[@agnaldolima7487]

Não existe outro Gênio do cinema como Chaplin. Nem nunca existirá

[@jefersonbispo1125]

Filme fantástico!!! Sem palavras...

[@yaazizunzuntikam3187]

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[@omax6001]

Faço questão de sempre vir aqui assistir essa preciosidade do cinema.... 🍷

[@user-xq9ig3bl4x]

この映画のラストシーンは何度観ても涙が出る。

[@wilkerk999]

Se você não chorar ao final desse filme vc simplesmente não tem coração, acho que nunca me emocionei tanto, magnífico.

[@marcrobert5]

I’m ashamed I’ve just watched this for the first time .... absolute genius ... loved it ! ... love Charlie Chaplin ... can’t get over the brilliance.

[@JWBabaYaga]

No reason to be ashamed. Better late than never, I say.

[@porrickcastlefinn9797]

You are not the only one, I did too, at ... 73 years !! ;-))

[@johnoimemorial5324]

Charlie Chaplin pode ter se esvaido deste mundo, porém, sua obra e lições são atemporais.

[@LuisRivera-vo1yk]

A great gem from a very talented actor who can make you cry and laugh at the same time, just like many other films recorded during his career. I just don't find any words to describe this film. A truly piece of art.

[@ThiagoSantos-20]

Isso aqui é cinema de verdade, obra maravilhosa!💚

[@JohnCine]

Engraçado como o Chaplin soube fazer bom uso do som. Até fez uma brincadeira com o som no começo do filme. Muitos consideram esse como o seu melhor filme. Carlitos sempre atrapalhado ajuda uma jovem cega florista a recuperar a visão e nesse mesmo tempo faz amizade com um homem que quando está embriagado fica amigo mas quando está sóbrio não o reconhece. Um clássico maravilhoso do Chaplin.

[@sabrinasantos3415]

verdade viu!

[@JohnCine]

@@sabrinasantos3415 Não canso de rever.

[@JohnCine]

@@sabrinasantos3415 Chaplin não enjoa.

[@alisonpoh]

😂😂si sabe lo que tiene que hacer ria

[@Pioneers_Of_Cinema]

Undeniable comedy genius, was Chaplin. Thanks for presenting in the correct aspect ratio. Inegável gênio da comédia, foi Chaplin. Obrigado por apresentar na proporção correta.

[@bolinhaff4130]

Tenho 14 anos e amo assistir o Charlie, meu pai botava eu pra assistir quando eu tinha uns 6 anos e ate hj eu gosto muito de assitir, saudades dos tempos q meu pai assitia isso comigo 😢

[@MaruG.002]

Yo tengo 22 años y me encantan las películas de Chaplin ❤ he visto toda su filmografia completa

[@lucasalves2560]

Que maneiro, é difícil encontrar alguém jovem com o gosto em filmes antigos, ainda mais mudos, dependendo do seu meio. meus pêsames pelo seu pai, cara, é difícil. Aproveita e mergulha nesse universo preto e branco, muito difícil se arrepender

[@lizdurandgoytia]

Qué intenso, Chaplin siempre un genio para sacudir las emociones.

[@aeneasism]

His movies shine light of purest humanity! Cannot help getting emotional watching them. One of few greatest director and actor in history!

[@marciamoura50]

Amei 😍💞 chorei 😢 no final,como em luzes da Ribalta, gênio o grande Chaplin 😱🇧🇷😃🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆

[@vilmamiguel9661]

GRATIDÃO POR PARTILHAR ESSA RARIDADE. CHAPLIN ÚNICO NA HISTÓRIA CINEMATOGRÁFICA MUNDIAL

[@anonymous203020]

If you don't tear up at the ending, you're not human. Sublime.

[@mirobaldodaressurreicao6014]

eu ja assistir vários filmes de Charlie chaplin, mais esse foi o mais lindo , no final então, amei.

[@christina750]

I love this so much! Chaplin is so amazing and I love how he helps the girl, Chaplin will always be alive in my heart and forever on

[@edgardocanale7180]

En la historia del arte mundial, nunca se transmitió tanta emoción y sentimientos, sin decir una sola palabra, como en el final de esta maravillosa película. El Vagabundo es el personaje que, visto de atrás, es reconocido por todo ser humano en la Tierra.

[@victorbrandao1235]

Esse é com toda certeza um dos filmes mais belos do cinema. Clássico atemporal.

[@canaldopititu4120]

Uau!..Fantastico demais!..desde criança vejo e nao me canço de ver.Nunca Parei de me emocionar com esse filme ,a historia da *cega e o vagabundo* é muito memoravel!...é uma Liçao de Carater!...sempre me emociono no final quando ela jà enchergando e triste à tempos por nao encontrar seu benfeitor ,o encontra ao pegar sua mao!...o olhar fixo da moça ao vagabundo é fenomenal...

[@thewildgoose7467]

I've never been a big Chaplin fan, I usually glossed over what he did because I prefer dialogue driven movies. I happened to come across City Lights when I recently saw it on a list of 'The 50 most romantic movies of all time". So I had a look at it here....and boy was I wrong in dismissing his work so readily. Now after all these years I've discovered what all the fuss was about, and what a genius the guy was. Better late than never I suppose, and I think I've got a bit of catching up to do. A big shout of thanks to whoever uploaded this movie. It's because of them that I got to see a classic.

[@Guilherme-wl1ze4444]

Além das histórias serem maravilhosas, também adoro as músicas desses filmes. Muitas vezes escuto enquanto estou estudando, principalmente Luzes da Cidade.

[@dilenifelix5863]

Charlie Chaplin e simplesmente fantástico. Adoro.

[@yaazizunzuntikam3187]

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[@pedrodezotti3731]

q filme lindo ...chaplin é o mito que inspirou muitos como meu ídolo Bolanos

[@Ourladyrules]

a cinematic masterpiece. utterly timeless work of art. thank you for sharing this.

[@vascoantonio9215]

A simplicidade,e o talento de Charlie Chaplin fizeram dele o maior actor,e o maior génio do cinema drama-comedia de todos os tempos !!

[@user-lw3cx7gm2i]

Сто раз смотрю , плачу ,смеюсь!❤️Вечная ,светлая память ВЕЛИКОМУ ЧАРЛИ🙏🙏🙏🌺

[@vse_vozmojno_nnn]

Прекрасный фильм, скажите в конце трагедия или нет когда они смотрят друг на друга? Познер говорит что эти глаза, в которых он всё понимает, что они никогда не будут вместе...мол такая задумка что это трагедия...

[@tannerproductions3230]

This is the only Charlie Chaplin movie I've seen but after finally seeing it I will definitely be watching more. It's fascinating to me that you can be emotionally riveted by something without hearing a single word. Pure cinema is a dying art.

[@bianca952000]

Tanner Productions You are in for a world of magic! He was brilliant! The Circus, Gold Rush, Modern Times and The Kid are all beautiful to behold. I'm sure I'm forgetting many others but those are the few that first spring to mind. Enjoy!

[@user-hf2qh5ck7j]

Same dude never thought I'd witness such an ending, just marvelous

[@luiza.louvise8469]

Charlie Chapin, nos tempos de cinema mudo, dizia muito mais do que alguns dos nossos cineastas de hoje, mesmo valendo-se de todo o aparato que a tecnologia lhes confere. Parabéns a este canal pela merecida homenagem a este inigualável mago das artes cênicas! Luiz Louvise, 16.01.1922

[@md.abdulhalimcsc-r8264]

Charlie, the perfectionist, was a masterpiece by himself. His every scene bears manifold meaning. No gap, nothing left to make every situation immortal is left. At the same time his sense of humour is unparallel.

[@user-tu2dt8sr2x]

I repeated the ending more and more, and I cried over and over, this is the true meaning of acting art

[@ulrichbotta3589]

Isso é OBRA DE ARTE

[@David-lb4te]

1:25:48. Oh Charlie, you wicked man. One of the best scenes in cinematography. Simply brilliant.

[@user-xu6qq9gk1b]

Великий Чарли Чаплин! Как он умел всё обо всём рассказать без слов; и смех, и слёзы, и любовь... Да уже почти век прошел, но как человечны и трогательны герои этого немого кино.

[@kabamaru_Iga_No]

In my opinion this is the best comedy ever made and overall one of the best films.

[@Femkuh]

A lot of people might think that teenagers these days don't like these kind of movies, but I am 15 years old and I am so fascinated by Charlie Chaplin's movies! The fact that he can make me emotional without saying a word... Just wonderful!

[@rkchandan3]

I am 22.. his movie is mixup of emotion & laughter. No comparison

[@dqlemon6775]

I'm 15 and I say it better than most movies today

[@mariaengracio4849]

Femkuh: HOW ARE YOU? I MUST CONGRATULATE YOU BECAUSE YOU MUST BE A VERY INTELLIGENT AND SENSITIVE YOUNG PERSON... AND WE NEED YOUNG PEOPLE LIKE YOU TO MAKE THE SOCIETY MORE CLEAN, MORE JUST AND MORE BEAUTIFUL!... THANK YOU FOR EXISTING AND, PLEASE, DO ME A FAVOUR,YES?... STAY WELL AND BE VERY HAPPY... BUONAFORTUNA...CIAO!

[@dqlemon6775]

maria engrácio thank you really appreciated it you made my day

[@mariaengracio4849]

Femkuh: FOR ME THE EXISTENCE OF YOUNG PEOPLE LIKE YOU, INTELIGENT AND WITH LOTS OF SENSIBILITY , GIVE ME THE NOTION THAT NOT EVERYTHING IS "ROTTEN" IN THE SOCIETY WE LIVE BUT THERE IS, STILL, HOPE FOR BETTER TIMES . I THANK YOU, AGAIN, AND WISH YOU, FROM "MY HEART" THAT YOU BE VERY, VERY HAPY AND WITH LOTS OF HEALTH AND LUCK . I THINK YOU (AND OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE LIKE YOU) DESERVE THAT... AND NO... THAT IS YOU THAT "MADE MY DAY"...YOU SHOW ME THAT THERE IS STILL HOPE FOR THIS WORLD!...BYE-BYE AND DO NOT FORGET...STAY WELL, YES?!...

[@juanjackson1005]

As Bruce Lee once said,to honestly express your self without lying to ones self is hard to do.I am a 57 year old black american and I can honestly and truely say that, we have had many great entertainrs like , Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Bing, Bob Hope,Prince,Michael Jackson, James brown,Clark Gable, Bogart, Mary Pickford, Elvis, Little Richard, Chuck Berry and the list goes on but, this little 5 foot 4 inch man in my opinion stands out to be the best.He has influenced many people from his time in history to the present day. Like other silent movie stars ,they are able to capture your emotions, feelings etc... with the screen but, no one in my opinion has been able to do it as good as Mr Chaplin.It is so great how you can watch a movie with no talking and come out feeling so good.When I get so tired of the world we live in today with all the negativity meaning, school shootings, everyday murder in typical U.S.A cities,Politicians fighting one another, church scandals, threats of war, I then go back to something alot slower and peaceful

[@billiambursley5021]

Well said. I hope the world will heal eventually. But until then, we will always have Charlie Chaplin as well as everyone else on that list to help us along.

[@parviz15]

He was English

[@erysanty270]

Um exemplo de vida na revolução. Muito obrigada Charles Chaplin

[@alinnes8677]

Ver essa obra prima depois de ter lido a biografia de Chaplin, escrita por Stephen weissman, consegue ter um peso maior do que já tinha. É lindo, perfeito! Muito obrigada por postar 🌹

[@manikatanmnair1969]

👍👍💕

[@eazy1437]

This is by far the best chaplin movie and a timeless classic

[@otley2006]

amazing and what a brilliant story, Chaplin was by far beyond his time and a master of film. Time passed so quickly and only movement and no words can capture and say so much.

[@samueldesouza1005]

Na minha opinião, o melhor filme e a melhor interpretação de Chaplin.

[@dedei20]

Alguém em 2020 assistindo essa obra de arte ?

[@arneicesouza4852]

Sim.

[@robertobraido7185]

Sim, já assisti dezenas de vezes

[@agnieszkathiel4685]

Ich auch immer wieder, das ist genial .Ich Liebe seine Filme ❤❤

[@luiscastillo4723]

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[@marcelojsilva8214]

Caro colega, obras simples e tão genial. Acabei de assistir. Confesso que derramei algumas lágrimas no final. Esse final pra mim é a mais emocionante cena do cinema que ja presenciei.

[@arthurdemelocortes5818]

Sou BR,assisti o vídeo do canal Nostalgia sobre a trajetória do Chaplin e desde então estou na maratona de assistir todos os filmes desse ator simplesmente esplêndido e que na minha opinião....o maior comediante de todos os tempos..

[@danielduarte294]

Classico um dos grandes filmes da historia

[@mkggzb]

No one can match this masterpiece. The end made me cry and I watched the end scene 5 times. The most beautiful ending scene of movie history. Being a film maker I feel blessed after Watching this

[@arthurawilson]

I cried th end .yes I can see you now . what an expression that .

[@larissabenigno3871]

Muito triste quando ele é preso injustamente mas até depois desse incidente no filme você vê a genialidade de Charles Chaplin. A crítica social está também nas entrelinhas.

[@classicalaid1]

A brilliant masterpiece and one of my favorite films of all time. I never fail to shed a tear at the very end. Somehow there is something about this film which perhaps is all of our life stories rolled into one. Otherwise, why would it resonate so powerfully time after time? What separates Mr. Chaplin from other filmmakers? I fathom to guess it's the purity of his intent. In film making, this is practically unique. This film transcends the rest. His is essentially art. Most other films, although there are exceptions, remain on the level of well-crafted merchandise. Disney's Snow White is another example of this unusual quality. Then Disney became preoccupied with making money instead of creating art. His future films, although appealing, don't hold a candle to Snow White. Some Bergman films rise to this level, including Eight and a Half. Fellini also has made fine and worth art films.

[@MrHippo-ln5sw]

Bergman didn’t make Eight and a Half. It was Fellini.

[@hilarioantonio5332]

Eu assisti varias vezes este filme!!! Genial!!! Hoje 29/04/24. Assisti mais uma vez!! Lindo, emocoonante!!

[@mr.alessandroking1940]

Rapaz q filme belo, Não sei descrever as emoções q sentir