"Modern Times" begins with the Tramp working in a factory. He works in a factory, tightening bolts that pass by on a conveyor belt. One day he has a nervous breakdown from the stress of his job and creates chaos in the plant before being sent to prison. Released for good behavior, he goes not looking for trouble but is once more arrested for picking up the red construction flag and ending up as the apparent leader of the worker's union. After having an enjoyable prison stay, he is released but finds life on the outside difficult. He tries to get thrown back in prison by taking the blame for an orphaned young woman who was caught stealing some bread. He befriends her, and the two wind up living together in a run-down shack. The tramp goes back to work at a factory as a mechanic's assistant. But the factory closes down because of a strike, and he is again incorrectly held for attacking a policeman in a riot. When he gets out of jail, the young girl has found a job in a ca

"Modern Times" is an excellent film. It is both educational and funny. While watching it you reflect upon the hardships that those experienced in the past and we clearly understand the impact of the assemble line. It increased efficiency and reduced costs. Comedy is an important aspect which makes it so successful. The clever idea of making it a silent movie, I think is more interesting. Silent films I think are not as bad as other films. During a silent film our mind are somewhat more active, because they are imagining what the characters may be saying to each other. In one of the film's great opening scenes, the conveyor belt sequence is a masterpiece of choreography. I would recommend this film to everyone especially older people who understand its events, while children get a laugh of Charlie's clumsiness. Overall this view is excellent in portraying the times of the past.

This film of industry portrays men as flock of sheep pushing out of a subway station at rush hour on their way to work to a factory. They are controlled by machines. They are constantly working to the tempo of each conveyor belt. In an upper executive office level of a steelworks factory is a President, who works on a boring puzzle, reads the comics in the newspaper, and is served by his secretary. He switches on a two-way TV screen with on-line audio and video transmission where he can view all parts of the plant operation. At many given moments he orders his foreman to speed up the work in certain sections. The work is very repetitive, as each man has a certain role. One may be screwing bolts while another is hammering them done into

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