Now for the part I like about film classes... actually watching movies.

chaplin was brilliant and pure genius

Ethan's sick day pick

Watching The Gold Rush, feeling like The Tramp.

I tried but I just can't stand Chaplin's narration on the 69 minute version. Give me silence or give me death!

I'm not a black & white silent era kinda guy but I do loves me this flick. Makes me laugh.

Missed it at the DIA, so Netflix will have to do.

Can't go wrong with a little CHARLIE!

At Cinefamily to see it on the big screen, and I snagged a couch in the front row!

In fact he was a pain in the neck.

Though 'City Lights' is my favorite Chaplin film, Gold Rush is a close second for its fun visuals, storytelling, and classic slapstick, romance and drama blended to perfection.

First time I've heard Chaplin's voice, I think.

#NowWatching "The Gold Rush" - the timeless classic - Chaplin's brilliant masterpiece.

The 1942 version... It's weird watching this one with a narration.

Classic time. He was a genius!

Ughhhh silent movie...but one closer to checking it off my list!

Muito bom, mas não é o melhor do Chaplin.

Turns out I've only seen the 1942 version. Now I'm watching the 1925 version for the first time.

Chaplin's THE GOLD RUSH (1925) accompanied by NY Philharmonic at Alice Tully Hall #NYFF

Should be finishing this in class today.

Watching in Film class.

Restored version of this 1925 classic.

Forget about "talkies"... This is the good stuff!

Ok ya me iba a dormir, pero me arriesgaré... a ver si mañana no amanezco muy hipster con dos pelis mudas en una noche :P

Remember when a movie was just a fella in a hat running away from a fella with no hair?