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This movie is the best Charlie Chaplin movie that I have seen. It makes fun of the issues of the time (1930s). Although there is an obvious 1930s context the scenes can still be seen as funny today. One of the somewhat subtle themes that I feel really portrays the 1930s Depression situation is women taking care of the household. For example, the main women in the movie gets food, fins a house, and gets a reliable job. My favorite scene is when they share a fantasy of living in a middle class home and the food is already there, such as there own cow and fruit tree
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