Chaplin was a genius. There is nobody else like him in Hollywood right now. He made blockbusters about child poverty, homelessness, immigration, assembly line work, anti-union violence, fascism... and he did it with grace and poetry.
Charlie Chaplin was a socialist. That's why he is relevant even today, because the same problems that capitalism caused in the 1920s are still happening today.
@@Daniel_leading_the_13_Plateans Charlie Chaplin was a socialist, that's what the fuck man. And the argument that capitalism is better than socialism because we have electronic devices is exactly as stupid as criticizing the inventor of the lightbulb for working by candlelight.
I like how Chaplin seemlessly managed to incorporate the physical comedy from his silent films. The satire hits as hard today as it did eight decades ago!
I like how "Tomanian" sounds like German but they aren't even speaking German but are just Blurting out random shit and gibberish that sounds like it, well with some German words put in.
@@williamstephens9945 Yeah, I think it may be lost on some people that this movie was made in 1940 which was the beginning of WWII. "The Great Dictator" was made with the purpose of making Hitler and Nazi Germany look like a joke. Chaplin was intent on stirring the pot with this movie.
Hats off to Charlie Chaplin! Excellent satire on such a sensitive topic especially in 1940 when Hitler was dreadful..It takes huge guts and creativity 👍
Absolutely, this was greatly needed at a time when Hitler still had his fans even in the US, and the world was still downplaying his treatment of the Jews. Interesting fact, according to one of his associates, Hitler requested to see this film and watched it twice!
Irony given Charlie Chaplin regretted this movie the rest of his life and said so multiple times saying once the details of the Holocaust and rejection of emigration to the USA were revealed he felt this was wrong.
This was not taken lightly back then and is what a lot of film Historian's claim to be the beginning of his downfall in terms of popularity. Especially in America.
Chaplin was a genius! It's almost 100 yrs later, 3 a.m., I'm watching his shtick on a phone and I'm genuinely audibly laughing. He never could've imagined his work appreciated in such a way for so long
@@bigobloks1656 Yes originally the ending was more light-hearted, I think it involved the soldiers dancing, but he changed it because it needed a deeper and stronger ending.
When I was a child, I thought charlie chaplin was a joker , I never watched his films, years later I realise he was genius film maker and an actor. His films are always ahead of time. His movies are not just movies.
@@theweirdofengland Charlie and his brother were both English. They lived with their mother in poverty until mental illness made her unfit to care for them and they were sent to a workhouse for boys. The story goes on, but those are his early years.
I'm thinking that was purposely put there. I've watched many Hitler speeches and haven't seen one where he talks about gen0 cide. Just making sure German people didn't starve in Germany while those with money and power lived lavishly (not Germans)
@@miniarnold9067 stop that! A.H. has to be seen in his time, yes. But he enabled an entourage that killed millions of people! Btw not Jews alone, but homosexuals, Sinti, Roma, Jehova's Witnesses, political opponents, people with disabilities....
Failed? I have the feeling that compared to today what is considered so called art that Hitler may actually be more skilled than you think. I think Hitler's real and only problem was that he had a dark and violent mind. It already started in his childhood when he was apparently beaten too often so learned that violence is a solution to problems. So he went ahead and invented Warhammer 40K. I am afraid that he was too much of artist in the end. And not an engineer instead.
Chaplin was not just a comedian. He was a director and story writer who could think far ahead of his time. That is why he could make films like the great dictator and modern times.
Chaplin, absolutely genius. Great human being. Extraodinary satire. Very important message to everybody in this planet. Down to dictatorships. The freedom is the most important in any society.
Man, Chaplin was able see foresee and satirise the Nazis 5 years before the full extent of their atrocities was revealed. Possibly his most important film. 🎩
@@deleetiusproductions3497 indeed and I believe Chaplin himself said that had he known the level of the atrocities that were committed by the Germans, he would never have made that film.
I'm Part German and I still think 🤔 that it's hilarious 😂 in some places of the movie!Some German people actually hated Hitler back Then!My mom actually lived through that in Germany 🇩🇪 during World War 2! When she was a little girl 👧!😢
...You are not machines, you are not cattle, you are men! You have the love of humanity in your hearts. You don't hate, only the unloved hate; the unloved and the unnatural. Soldiers, don't fight for slavery, fight for liberty! In the seventeenth chapter of Saint Luke, it is written, that the Kingdom of God is within Man; not one man, nor a group of men! But in all men, in you! You the people have the power! The power to create machines, the power to create happiness! You the people have the power to make this life free and beautiful, to make this life a wonderful adventure! Then in the name of democracy, let us use that power; let us all unite! Let us fight for a new world, a decent world that will give men a chance to work, that will give youth a future, and old age the security. By the promise of these things, brutes have risen to power. But they lie! They do not fulfill that promise, they never will. Dictators free themselves, but they enslave the people! Now let us fight to fulfill that promise! Let us fight to free the world! To do away with national barriers, to do away with greed, with hate and intolerance! Let us fight for a world of reason! A world where science and progress will lead to all men's happiness. Soldiers, in the name of democracy, LET US ALL UNITE!!!
Charlie ,so much respect for him,guts to make humor of this it could mean death to him.thats an artist a true artist brave enough to express awareness issues on societies.salute!!Chapman!!
My God, I'm watching this genius, and I see where the late, great Tim Conway must've gotten his inspiration! Hats off to the late, great Charlie Chaplin!
people say hitler stole chaplin's mustache, they don't realize it was a requirement in the german army to shave your mustache so you could fit your gas mask better on your face
I read somewhere that Hitler was a fan of Charlies' work. When this came out he viewed it privately, but people in the other room could hear him crying.
Consider The amazing Pure Genius and guts it took,to make something like that,combining the nazi dictactoric terror with comedy,at a Time When it was Actually Happening in the World ! Also this is easily one of the most amazing speeches ever on any film at the End !
Later in the movie, Chaplin describes the likes of Hitler and Mussolini as "Machine-men". A bit if foreshadowing to this would be how Hinkel accidentally poured water into his ear instead of his mouth. Like a robot, he is so lost to humanity that he forgets which orifice food and water goes into. (I know this is a stretch just let me have this please)
1940 or 2022 A message for all generations. Every bit as applicable in this day as it was at the time of it's creation. I wonder how long it will be before we dare to learn from it as much as laugh at it. The last three or four minutes of this film ought to be broadcast into every nation on Earth which still believes that warfare is a viable instrument of foreign policy.
Yes, i belive countries like libya can use its economic weapons or impose sanctions on the usa. Or that iraq can use its superb diplomats to rebuild the country
@@Neyreyan You're missing the point : Iraq wouldn't have had to rebuild itself if the US did not cause destruction 3 times, first by pushing it to fight against Iran and then by going on two unjustified wars against it. And yes, Desert Storm might've been legal, but it was not justified : the US could've prevented Saddam Hussein from invading Kuwait, but they deliberately chose not to.
@@Neyreyan hum I just saw your subscriptions and I want to make it clear, all of this applies to Putin's Russia as well. I make no compromises with imperialism.
In that time Chaplin didint now of the total cruelty of the germans, and he said that if he new whats was actually happening to the jews, he never would make a movie about it.
It probably would have been written as "JUDEN" in german language of the actual horrors in 30s and 40s.. But since this is make belief fantasy world of a overly antagonising dictator so this is kind of ridicule of how ridiculous it is basically.
They're talking about killing brunettes but the both of them are brunettes lol 'I always thought you looked rather aryan.' 'I'm a vegetarian.' Also, their argument is literally my father. And me. I love Charlie. Love him
I only heard he watched it twice. But he may have just said that just to not look like he got offended. Because lot of the message in the movie mainly how bad autocratic society can be is very well said in his ending speech which i love
Should be on the Required Viewing List along with Modern Times. Both hold up astoundingly well. Nearly a century later and Heinkel could be any of a dozen modern dictators (or ceo-ligarchs) and Modern Times is practically a documentary of a modern assembly line job.
So I have a friend four days younger than myself who is busy failing his studies. Meanwhile, I've tried my hand at comedy. Should I keep hanging out with him?
Its sad that at the time when they showed anti semetic stuff everyone (including the people who made it) thought they were exagerating. But in reality it was worse
I can imagine this film by Charlie Chaplin for the Nazis was worse than every bomb the Britains brought. 'cause this movie was a mirror to the nonsense of the régime. It just hit the arrogance right in its "heart".
Funny movie one of Hitler's guys who was in the 3rd car when he entered Austria in 1938 was asked in a interview if Hitler watched the movie he said no but said Hitler would of laughed at the scene where him and Mussolini were in the hair chairs seeing who could go higher.
Chaplin was a genius. There is nobody else like him in Hollywood right now. He made blockbusters about child poverty, homelessness, immigration, assembly line work, anti-union violence, fascism... and he did it with grace and poetry.
He forgot to do one about pedophilia
Charlie Chaplin was a socialist. That's why he is relevant even today, because the same problems that capitalism caused in the 1920s are still happening today.
@21 accounts Removed Ah yes, the 'iPhone' portion of the '100bajillion iPhone vuvuzela' argument. Still as lame and uncompelling as ever.
@@Gentleman_Viking wtf man
@@Daniel_leading_the_13_Plateans Charlie Chaplin was a socialist, that's what the fuck man. And the argument that capitalism is better than socialism because we have electronic devices is exactly as stupid as criticizing the inventor of the lightbulb for working by candlelight.
I like how Chaplin seemlessly managed to incorporate the physical comedy from his silent films. The satire hits as hard today as it did eight decades ago!
Even now 80 years later. This legend still has me in stitches.
Every german:
What language are they speaking
I like how "Tomanian" sounds like German but they aren't even speaking German but are just Blurting out random shit and gibberish that sounds like it, well with some German words put in.
Die Poopenfarten
Sauerkraut.
I think it's safe to say that this film was not intended for a German audience.
@@williamstephens9945 Yeah, I think it may be lost on some people that this movie was made in 1940 which was the beginning of WWII. "The Great Dictator" was made with the purpose of making Hitler and Nazi Germany look like a joke. Chaplin was intent on stirring the pot with this movie.
"I always thought of you as an Aryan"
"I'm vegetarian"
GENIUS 😂😂😂
Hats off to Charlie Chaplin! Excellent satire on such a sensitive topic especially in 1940 when Hitler was dreadful..It takes huge guts and creativity 👍
Balls of steel
Absolutely, this was greatly needed at a time when Hitler still had his fans even in the US, and the world was still downplaying his treatment of the Jews. Interesting fact, according to one of his associates, Hitler requested to see this film and watched it twice!
Irony given Charlie Chaplin regretted this movie the rest of his life and said so multiple times saying once the details of the Holocaust and rejection of emigration to the USA were revealed he felt this was wrong.
This was not taken lightly back then and is what a lot of film Historian's claim to be the beginning of his downfall in terms of popularity. Especially in America.
@@tigervalley62 He was most probably aware of the consequences. Still he went ahead to create this ageless masterpiece. Hallmark of a true legend!
Chaplin was a genius! It's almost 100 yrs later, 3 a.m., I'm watching his shtick on a phone and I'm genuinely audibly laughing. He never could've imagined his work appreciated in such a way for so long
0:21 what a solid snort
That sounds like the deafening horn of the Queen Mary
I like to appreciate those kittens for their great minor performance 1:14
They are all dead now.
@@mcfcfan1870 and everyone else in this movie
@@mcfcfan1870 they have nine lives, who knows🤷
@@mcfcfan1870 *why must you hurt me in this way*
@@casperl8408 Not necessarily. There are young children in it who might just still be hanging on now at 90 or so.
The ending of this movie was pretty ironic since WWII started when they wrapped up filming.
Also i really enjoyed this movie
@@Pulang_Diwa My history teacher said that they had to change some parts of the movie because the war started.
@@bigobloks1656 Yes originally the ending was more light-hearted, I think it involved the soldiers dancing, but he changed it because it needed a deeper and stronger ending.
When I was a child, I thought charlie chaplin was a joker , I never watched his films, years later I realise he was genius film maker and an actor. His films are always ahead of time. His movies are not just movies.
I used to think that too.
"His excellency has just referred to the Jewish people"
@@theweirdofengland Charlie and his brother were both English. They lived with their mother in poverty until mental illness made her unfit to care for them and they were sent to a workhouse for boys. The story goes on, but those are his early years.
I'm thinking that was purposely put there. I've watched many Hitler speeches and haven't seen one where he talks about gen0 cide. Just making sure German people didn't starve in Germany while those with money and power lived lavishly (not Germans)
@@miniarnold9067 stop that! A.H. has to be seen in his time, yes. But he enabled an entourage that killed millions of people! Btw not Jews alone, but homosexuals, Sinti, Roma, Jehova's Witnesses, political opponents, people with disabilities....
@@miniarnold9067 so?
@@miniarnold9067 he still caused all these deaths
Actors come and go. Popular today, forgotten tomorrow. He will always be popular and remembered forever
This is what happens when someone fails art school.
He could have gone to architecture but his poor grades also kept him from that field
Failed? I have the feeling that compared to today what is considered so called art that Hitler may actually be more skilled than you think. I think Hitler's real and only problem was that he had a dark and violent mind. It already started in his childhood when he was apparently beaten too often so learned that violence is a solution to problems. So he went ahead and invented Warhammer 40K. I am afraid that he was too much of artist in the end. And not an engineer instead.
Hitler himself wasn't the problem. If he never existed, someone else would've crystallised German reaction like he did.
"Don't be silly"
"I am not silly!"
"I appreciate that"
😅😂🤣
Fabulous 😆
Chaplin was not just a comedian. He was a director and story writer who could think far ahead of his time. That is why he could make films like the great dictator and modern times.
0:17 "Tighten the belt'in"
Chaplin😁
👏👏 Excelente Charles Chaplin 👍 Un Gran Valiente, para hacer esta película 🎥 en plena Guerra 1940. 👏👏👏
Chaplin, absolutely genius. Great human being. Extraodinary satire. Very important message to everybody in this planet. Down to dictatorships. The freedom is the most important in any society.
Due to COVID-21, we're having to suspend freedom until the democratic party stops calling it "Freedumb". The Science™ does not lie.
Europe 2022 were still not getting it
Power to the people middle fingers to the po-po
Hynkel: What?
Napaloni: Notting, I just chewing!
damn his speech was so powerful the mic flipped
And it was a wireless mic.
In 1940! 😳😂
Policeman: What do you think you are doing
Chaplin: I really don't know
"Strange... I always thought of you as aryan"
*"I am a vegeterian"*
Haha comedy go brrr
Rolling right now Lmaoooooooo
fun fact: Hitler is a vegetarian
@@VietCongGuerilla wow thanks trivago boi, we definitly didn’t already know that
@@VietCongGuerilla
He ate chicken often.
@@VietCongGuerilla was
Ce film est une pure merveille. Monsieur Chaplin vous êtes à tout jamais dans nos cœur. ❤️🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪👍
One thing I like about this movie is that, no matter how bad he was, Chaplin never made fun of geobbel's deformity
Man, Chaplin was able see foresee and satirise the Nazis 5 years before the full extent of their atrocities was revealed. Possibly his most important film. 🎩
The atrocities were already happening
If he had waited those five years, knowing about their atrocities would've resulted in him never making the movie.
@@deleetiusproductions3497 indeed and I believe Chaplin himself said that had he known the level of the atrocities that were committed by the Germans, he would never have made that film.
I tought you were aryan
I am vegeterian
What is Aryan ?
Oswald winnie A salty yoghurt drink very popular in Turkey, drank with bread and meats during meals.
Huh uhh ...no im Bryan
that one legit caught me off-guard 😂
Indian so called upper casts are also Aryan, dividing and ruling India for years on the basis of cast, same as Hitler did.
Charlie Chaplin the true artist who dare to mock the devil when he is alive
4:35 You can tell that he isnt talking because his hands arent moving.
Those who do not remember their past are condemned to repeat their mistakes.
EU namely.
Or worse, learn totally wrong lessons from it...
History repeats itself
I never expected to laugh at someone saying "Dien big booben!" in a movie nearly 100 years old
jack oakie as mousselina is a hoot!
1:07 😂 Cheese and Crackers.
Oof!
Elefhino
Sour krauton!!
00:50 cheese and krakens
I'm Part German and I still think 🤔 that it's hilarious 😂 in some places of the movie!Some German people actually hated Hitler back Then!My mom actually lived through that in Germany 🇩🇪 during World War 2! When she was a little girl 👧!😢
He understood exactly what was going on and
what was going to happen.
Never happened, but it's never too late.
@@ShivaOO7 what
1:50 I love that dance after the fryin' pan on his head 😂
...You are not machines, you are not cattle, you are men! You have the love of humanity in your hearts. You don't hate, only the unloved hate; the unloved and the unnatural. Soldiers, don't fight for slavery, fight for liberty! In the seventeenth chapter of Saint Luke, it is written, that the Kingdom of God is within Man; not one man, nor a group of men! But in all men, in you! You the people have the power! The power to create machines, the power to create happiness! You the people have the power to make this life free and beautiful, to make this life a wonderful adventure! Then in the name of democracy, let us use that power; let us all unite! Let us fight for a new world, a decent world that will give men a chance to work, that will give youth a future, and old age the security. By the promise of these things, brutes have risen to power. But they lie! They do not fulfill that promise, they never will. Dictators free themselves, but they enslave the people! Now let us fight to fulfill that promise! Let us fight to free the world! To do away with national barriers, to do away with greed, with hate and intolerance! Let us fight for a world of reason! A world where science and progress will lead to all men's happiness.
Soldiers, in the name of democracy, LET US ALL UNITE!!!
Hollywood misunderstood him.
Great speech !
Was this speech about nazism, communism or capitalism? Because it fits all of them. "machine men"
Charlie ,so much respect for him,guts to make humor of this it could mean death to him.thats an artist a true artist brave enough to express awareness issues on societies.salute!!Chapman!!
@@aristhelynranalan2161ALUTE TO CHARLIE CHAPLIN!😊(🇬🇧🦁)🐯
The older i get the more i have to laugh about this film and Chaplins ingenious work in whole
Can't stop laughing, no matter how many times I have seen this movie! ROFL!
P. S. Superb!
"Burnettes! They are trouble makers" 😂
My experience has been;the Redheads are the contentious ones.
My God, I'm watching this genius, and I see where the late, great Tim Conway must've gotten his inspiration!
Hats off to the late, great Charlie Chaplin!
0:46 Hitler is informed that 🎶🎵 "We have no bananas today" 🎵🎶
people say hitler stole chaplin's mustache, they don't realize it was a requirement in the german army to shave your mustache so you could fit your gas mask better on your face
@@sfjlfkjsdlfkjds there was no Prussian leader with a square mustache
I read somewhere that Hitler was a fan of Charlies' work. When this came out he viewed it privately, but people in the other room could hear him crying.
If Chaplin were still making movies today, imagine how he'd make fun of Putin!
This was his first talking movie that He made
He was singing in modern times
YOU'RE BOTH ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT ABOUT CHARLIE CHAPLIN!😂😅
genius Chaplin. I introduce him to my grandkids. He is universal - forever- those who isolated him are forgotten
That flip of mic always gets me! Always! :) :) :)
Superb satire, I enjoy it today as I enjoy it 50 years ago. He is a genius.
"Just now he is a little hoarse"
".."
"Nono, I mean he can't talk"
:D
3:07 that nazi salute though
Fabulous
"Talk to da ✋"
Something Hitler actualy did as well
Still Genius, this movie makes Chaplin Immortal forever
The person playing Mussolini is More Mussolini than Mussolini.
thats Jack Oakie he won a oscar for this
I am not silly
I appreciate that
This never gets old
It's been more than 80 years but still there is nobody even close to the Great Charlie Chaplin in Hollywood industry
Consider The amazing Pure Genius and guts it took,to make something like that,combining the nazi dictactoric terror with comedy,at a Time When it was Actually Happening in the World ! Also this is easily one of the most amazing speeches ever on any film at the End !
I think you'll find that people are not so stupid and very much know what to say and when to say it...
Later in the movie, Chaplin describes the likes of Hitler and Mussolini as "Machine-men". A bit if foreshadowing to this would be how Hinkel accidentally poured water into his ear instead of his mouth. Like a robot, he is so lost to humanity that he forgets which orifice food and water goes into.
(I know this is a stretch just let me have this please)
He just has a drinking problem
Был бы Чарли Чаплин живой, снял бы такой фильм про Путлера.
Ахаха вот ты дура колхозная) совсем вы там с клоуном деградировали))))
@@Tank-_8-8_ Это недоразумение мужским именем себя назвало. Плачет. Над имиджем работает.
@@Tank-_8-8_ The putler followers are the degraded ones. Down with dictators.
@@tjib822 Speak Russian idiot
Кстати, всмотритесь внимательно в некоторые моменты в фильме: найдете там Мишустина и Медведева)))
Hope now there's another Chaplin performing Xi Jing ping
1940 or 2022 A message for all generations. Every bit as applicable in this day as it was at the time of it's creation. I wonder how long it will be before we dare to learn from it as much as laugh at it. The last three or four minutes of this film ought to be broadcast into every nation on Earth which still believes that warfare is a viable instrument of foreign policy.
Yes, i belive countries like libya can use its economic weapons or impose sanctions on the usa. Or that iraq can use its superb diplomats to rebuild the country
@@Neyreyan You're missing the point : Iraq wouldn't have had to rebuild itself if the US did not cause destruction 3 times, first by pushing it to fight against Iran and then by going on two unjustified wars against it. And yes, Desert Storm might've been legal, but it was not justified : the US could've prevented Saddam Hussein from invading Kuwait, but they deliberately chose not to.
@@Neyreyan so the statements the op made obviously apply to the US as well
@@TheGalaxyWings yes
@@Neyreyan hum I just saw your subscriptions and I want to make it clear, all of this applies to Putin's Russia as well. I make no compromises with imperialism.
Machine men with machine minds and Machine hearts, 😉
Hitler actually liked this film, this was screened in his private theater. Joseph Gobbels did not like this, he swore and kicked chairs.
Unironically pretty funny, the man popped off here. A 1940s shitpost
In this film, humanity proved itself and the meaning of life to the whole world
In that time Chaplin didint now of the total cruelty of the germans, and he said that if he new whats was actually happening to the jews, he never would make a movie about it.
What was actually happening to the Jews, you figure?
A man who laughed us from the origin to infinity and back again...
I just noticed.. the shop signs were in a language I recognised. Not German, but Esperanto!
It probably would have been written as "JUDEN" in german language of the actual horrors in 30s and 40s.. But since this is make belief fantasy world of a overly antagonising dictator so this is kind of ridicule of how ridiculous it is basically.
They're talking about killing brunettes but the both of them are brunettes lol
'I always thought you looked rather aryan.'
'I'm a vegetarian.'
Also, their argument is literally my father. And me.
I love Charlie. Love him
Lessons to other dictator types: Before a high energy talk don't forget to pour cold water in the front part of your pants
I'm pretty sure that the lady hitting with the pan from the window is Italy
Yes! 🤣
Charlie... Genius❤
00:50 cheese and krakens
Mel Brooks before Mel Brooks.
@@tomatenpaprika6323 Mel Brooks copied some of Charlie Chaplin's style of comedy. He has even said he was inspired by comedians like Chaplin.
Anyone got this recommended during the Ukraine crisis.
Мне рекомендовали
2.5K Germans disliked this video
“Just now he’s a little hoarse”
“…”
“No, no-I mean, he can’t talk right now”
😂😂😂
I wonder why they didn't notice that the barber and the dictator has same appearance lol
Those soldiers were just like "machine men" as he says it later, they noticed their leader only when he was wearing the uniform.
Funny how Hitler himself also watched this movie and actually liked it even knowing that it's making fun of him. What a masterpiece
I only heard he watched it twice. But he may have just said that just to not look like he got offended. Because lot of the message in the movie mainly how bad autocratic society can be is very well said in his ending speech which i love
Hitler hated when Moe Howard and the stoogeds spoofed him 11 months before this
Hilarious 😂😂😂 Hit it... He got it right on point... But, this film pretty much ended his career...
CZcams: "You watched a lot on Putin, how about the last guy who started a war in Europe?"
Honestly this is some Monty Python level stuff. (well I suppose vice versa!)
Vice versa.... since they came after him 😉. But I absolutely agree.
Should be on the Required Viewing List along with Modern Times. Both hold up astoundingly well. Nearly a century later and Heinkel could be any of a dozen modern dictators (or ceo-ligarchs) and Modern Times is practically a documentary of a modern assembly line job.
He was instrumental in 6 talking movies.
Putins Life?
Putin and Hitler are a lot more similar than Putin would like to admit
Chaplin and Hitler both were Born in the same Year 1889...
In the same week, CC on tuesday 16th of April and AH on Saturday 20th of April. Weird, isn’t it?
So I have a friend four days younger than myself who is busy failing his studies. Meanwhile, I've tried my hand at comedy. Should I keep hanging out with him?
they have much more in common than just the year of birth. sapienti sat...
Bravo Master 💝💝💝💝✝️✝️⭐🙏
Its sad that at the time when they showed anti semetic stuff everyone (including the people who made it) thought they were exagerating. But in reality it was worse
Cheesenkraker müssen die Vorfahren des Cheeseburger sein.
Viender hundrrkant sien banana!
4:31 OMG how has this joke escaped being copied over the years? 😄
LOL That mic
hahahaha so heckin funny!
1:30-2:12 Esperanto estas unu el la lingvoj de Tomanio. Esperanto is one of the languages of Tomania.
Das ist putin
Ein Cheesen Crackin
Where and how does he get so many cats?!
MUSSOLINI WITH PEANUT 😁
"Napoloni ... da grotze peanut! ... Da cheesy ravioli!"
Das banana
a million times better than indie-bridge 5! ❤
I can imagine this film by Charlie Chaplin for the Nazis was worse than every bomb the Britains brought. 'cause this movie was a mirror to the nonsense of the régime. It just hit the arrogance right in its "heart".
Allegedly it was personal favorite of hitler
@@JohnDoe-qt6uoYOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!😊🤭
Funny movie one of Hitler's guys who was in the 3rd car when he entered Austria in 1938 was asked in a interview if Hitler watched the movie he said no but said Hitler would of laughed at the scene where him and Mussolini were in the hair chairs seeing who could go higher.
YOU MEAN THE BARBERS CHAIRS! IN THE BARBER 💈 SHOP 🏪! THAT WAS HILARIOUS 😂 😅!
I'm a Vegetarian 😂