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In the midst of World War I, a brave American soldier, portrayed by Charlie Chaplin, faces the absurdities of war in a hilarious and moving way. At first, the young man appears as a clumsy recruit with no idea how to handle the hardships of the battlefield. However, everything changes when he falls in love with a beautiful nurse, who makes his heart race faster than a bullet. The innocent relationship between them brings a touch of tenderness to a brutal environment.

As he tries to win her love, the protagonist is swept into the most ridiculous situations, where comedic moments blend with the harsh realities of war. From disastrous military drills to hilarious encounters with his trench mates, his journey is a series of misadventures that highlight the madness of war and humanity amid chaos.

As the plot progresses, the main character slowly transforms, finding himself in the middle of real combat, where his clumsiness turns into heroic acts, and his love for the nurse gives him the strength to fight. In this blend of comedy and social critique, the film not only entertains but also offers a profound reflection on sacrifice and hope. With a touch of Chaplin's classic humor, it serves as a reminder of the value of laughter, even in the darkest moments.

Media type
Movie
Year
1918
Director
Charlie Chaplin
Writer
Charlie Chaplin
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.30
Actors
Charlie Chaplin
Edna Purviance
Syd Chaplin
Loyal Underwood
Henry Bergman
Tom Wilson
Albert Austin
W.J. Allen
L.A. Blaisdell
Alva D. Blake
Cliff Brouwer
E. Brucker
F.S. Colby
Slim Cole
Wellington Cross
E.H. Devere
C.L. Dice
M.J. Donovan
Guy Eakins
Fred Everman
Mark Faber
G.A. Godfrey
Harry Goldman
Fred Graham
W.E. Graham
James Griffin
William Hackett
Ray Hanford
A.J. Hartwell
O.E. Haskins
Tom Hawley
Carl Herlinger
W. Herron
Ed Hunt
E.B. Johnson
J. Parks Jones
Charles Knuske
Sam M. Lewis
Tom Madden
G.E. Marygold
Clyde McAtee
Robert McKenzie
Anthony North
Louis Orr
J.T. Powell
John Rand
Jack Shalford
J.H. Shewry
Joe Van Meter
W.G. Wagner
Tiny Ward
J.H. Warne
Jack Willis
Gender
Comedy
BΓ©lica
Country
United States
Producers
Charlie Chaplin
Streaming
Amazon Video
Original title
Shoulder Arms
Duration
36
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