Chaplin Cool Autobiographic Movie Review

Chaplin Cool Autobiographic Movie Review
by Teresita Blanco

A few weeks ago, I watched the Chaplin movie. Like the name demonstrates, the movie was about the life of Charlie Chaplin. He was one of the best movie actors of his time. The movie is based on his autobiographical work. Like many artists, Chaplin came from a poor family. He first acted as replacement for his mother.

The scene went as thus. One day, his mother was singing. The audience started to boo her. This caused her to sing even worst. To keep the place from going to hell, Chaplin volunteered to sing his mother's song. Though it came out cute, the mother stopped singing after that incident. Things went down hill for Young Chaplin young since that incident.

Chaplin picked up the acting habit from watching his mother. It was a bummer a real bummer when Chaplin got sent to the Orphanage. Like we all know, orphanages were and still are a real pain. Can you imagine how they were 100 years ago? Anyhow, suffering the life of the poor helped Chaplin develop his edge. His most renown character was  the Tramp, a poor vagabond.

The film was a pretty good dramatization of the book written by Chaplin himself. It gave you a good perspective of how hard life was during those days. The movie was kind nostalgic in a way. I remember that they used to put Chaplin's movies when I was a little kid. For this reason, I think this movie is 5 stars worthy. Plus, it had a great cast of actors whose names allude me.