Paulette Goddard and Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times Colorized Version 1936

[@SuperCabrito14]

Good lord she was beautiful

[@dajoker8998]

And she had no kids sus

[@DougMcDave]

Normally I say, "Don't mess with any Chaplin film!!" But just for experimental sake, it is kind of cool to transport us into a past time in a way that immerses one into the moment.

[@boomborgoyari5781]

She was a genuinely beautiful lady.

[@invaziq]

Most beautiful actress and woman I ever seen... Naturally beauty and wild character. rarely nowadays...

[@dajoker8998]

I think she was a lesbian she didn’t have any kids

[@antoniode]

She was charming and beautiful!

[@Pink_143_6]

Thank you. This movie is legendary 🏆

[@davids8449]

I was always against colourized film but this is indeed excellent

[@mohammeddahri2392]

Paulette godard is just real pin up
Rip both
Charlie and paulette🥰

[@technicolour0]

Who needs words. Silent film - the universal language.

[@Cholesterol-w1j]

Ain’t nobody got time to read

[@agustin2819]

Awesome

[@EngPheniks]

it being colorized, it looks like it was filmed just yesterday.

[@SephoraMarciano-c3h]

Come era Bello ! viso stupendo

[@sandx123]

Gorgeous lady

[@bobroch1107]

I didn't know there was a color version of this film. ?

[@edwardsanchez5350]

Can you colorize the entire film?

[@mainstreetsaint36]

Not a perfect version of colourization but far better than when Ted Turner tried to do that to the MGM film library back in the 90s.

[@Paga.Lacagnara]

And now, also this version is jealously guarded at the film library of Bologna, Italy

[@nictable22]

Que risa, uvas cerca de la puerta, la vaca, una imaginación tenía el vagabundo

[@canman5060]

Are they husband and wife in real life ?

[@LeRealModeusFan]

We never know

[@clintonkim5075]

For a while: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paulette_Goddard

[@johnmurphy7674]

Yes they were married for years but never had children

[@TheBlues088]

google does not exist yet

[@BrianTodd-vh4tw]

GOAT?

[@nondescript2892]

didn't the Chaplin Office come after you yet?
it looks far too lush and sunny....for the dream scene an argument can be made for colour but certainly not for the rest of the film..Chaplin could easily have made colour films from The Great Dictator onwards but he didn't..respect that

[@foyjurrahman2261]

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[@Virus.uploading]

Use better AI now to make other videos like this.

[@thongquehanoi]

Nhắc lại nhà đây cứ giả vờ cắt thịt

[@afaceinthecrowd3652]

Colour ruins the sentiment.

[@Cholesterol-w1j]

Simping simping simping