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The Gold Rush 1925 123movies

The Gold Rush 1925 123movies

The World's Greatest Laughing Picture!Jul. 12, 192589 Min.
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Watch: The Gold Rush 1925 123movies, Full Movie Online – A lone prospector ventures into Alaska looking for gold. He gets mixed up with some burly characters and falls in love with the beautiful Georgia. He tries to win her heart with his singular charm..
Plot: A lone prospector ventures into Alaska looking for gold. He soon gets mixed up with some burly characters, falls in love with the beautiful Georgia, and tries to win her heart with his singular charm.
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Little Tramp makes good
Charlie Chaplin’s silent film (also re-released with a narration in the early 1940s) focuses, as usual, on the Little Tramp, and in this case, his attraction to a chorus girl (Georgia Hale). This is the one where he eats a boot, along with its laces, and manages to make it appear a sumptuous meal; as well as creating a dance with bread rolls.

The role of the girl was originally intended for the second Mrs Chaplin, Lita Grey, but her pregnancy ruled her out. Georgia Hale is excellent in her disdain of the unwanted Tramp attentions. Mack Swain appears as Big Jim, who shares a cabin with the Tramp, at one point getting so hungry he imagines his pal as a chicken ready to eat! This film has the spirit of the pioneers and gold-runners, as well as the inimitable spirit of the little hero. As a silent it is one of the best comedies of the time, as a sound film, it is fairly good.

Review By: didi-5
Peerless Chaplin masterpiece; comedic gold
After an unsuccessful attempt at melodrama in A Woman in Paris, a conscious attempt to break away from the silly and simplistic entertainment of his early cinematic career and say something important as a serious artist, Charlie Chaplin was forced to return to just the sort of crowd pleasing comedy he had just unsuccessfully made a bid to deviate from. The crucial difference was, despite his return to his defining genre, Chaplin had not abandoned his newfound sense of cinematic grandeur or determination to accomplish something more worthwhile than throwaway entertainment through film. This rekindled cinematic ambition, combined with inspiration from a series of slides detailing a vast march of Klondike gold prospectors and a gruesome account of an expedition leading to cannibalism, led to The Gold Rush, a picture just as grand, vast and engaging as any of the dramas Chaplin might have initially wanted to emulate. However, it is through Chaplin’s commitment to mining the most humane and heart-warming of comedy out of the most unlikely sources that the film is firmly cemented as an abiding classic of the era.

When recalled from a contemporary standpoint, the film is often remembered simply as a series of comic setpieces: Chaplin forced to scramble up the near vertical floor of a cabin teetering on the edge of a cliff, Chaplin cooking and eating a shoe to cope with famine, and the timeless dance of the dinner rolls endlessly referenced from sources as varied as 1993’s Benny and Joon to the Simpsons. But what is often neglected is the sheer craftsmanship and incredibly dedication Chaplin invested in such sequences – the tension and sheer cinematic prowess demonstrated in the rocking cabin sequence alone are enough to still make it almost impossibly breathtaking and tense even when viewed over 80 years after the fact. Through such sequences, The Gold Rush demonstrates Chaplin’s maturation as a filmmaker, from simply a skilled entertainer to a genuinely capable director capable of extracting not only laughs, but gasps of white knuckle fear, and unquenchable tears of fundamentally human pathos.

As such, to reduce such a universally laudable film to a series of extended gags would not only be an understatement, but downright unreasonable, as the film pulses with vivid life, emotion and utter credibility, despite its exterior dressings as a simple silly comedy. Through reviving his immortal tramp figure, Chaplin gained a near peerless conduit for not only comedy but social criticism and satire, not only sending up the inhumane atrocities of Klondike prospecting life, but of class struggles and the adherence to them preventing proper human interaction. When the tramp enters a mining town, he is scarcely given any more reprieve than in the winter harshness of the mountain prospecting, so beset is he by the scorn and derision of the upper class villagers, adding conflict to a potentially budding romance and adding an ironic tinge to an otherwise saccharine ending. The film also excels technically to an extent Chaplin had previously not achieved, with subtle but deceptively inventive camera-work perfectly complimenting the flavour of the scene, whether creating a bold, sweeping statement through the iconic long shot of a weary train of prospectors traversing a mountainside, or with tender close-ups extracting every inch of emotion from Chaplin’s quivering face. Far from a simple string of gags, The Gold Rush makes its mark as an unassuming cinematic masterpiece, both technically and in terms of emotional storytelling.

It goes without saying that Chaplin’s skills as a performer only continued to improve with each film, and The Gold Rush is no exception. Demonstrating not only his astonishing physical prowess and ability to meticulously undertake precarious stunts and comic gags, Chaplin also showcases an almost unprecedented sentimental side, with his beloved tramp figure proving an utterly irresistible underdog hero who, when beset by adversity, cannot help but genuinely capture the viewer’s heart. Chaplin is also gifted with a highly talented supporting cast to play off of, including the admirably ferocious Mack Swain as a brutish fellow prospector and Georgia Hale, noteworthy for being a laudably ambiguous love interest rather than the one dimensional beauties often showcased in Chaplin’s films.

Arguably one of the strongest cinematic works produced during the silent era, The Gold Rush is more likely to evoke refreshingly genuine raucous laughter, heartfelt tears and finally leave the viewer with an unquenchable beaming smile on their face than almost any film made before or since. Chaplin’s opus is a masterpiece of emotional storytelling on an impressively grand scale as well as a comedic classic, easily meriting the director/star’s declaration of it being the singular film out of his entire body of work he would most like to be remembered by.

-10/10

Review By: pyrocitor

Other Information:

Original Title The Gold Rush
Release Date 1925-07-12
Release Year 1925

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 35 min (95 min) (24 fps) (original), 1 hr 12 min (72 min) (1942 re-release) (USA), 1 hr 21 min (81 min) (24 fps) (edited) (USA), 1 hr 28 min (88 min) (1925 reconstructed)
Budget 923000
Revenue 4000000
Status Released
Rated Passed
Genre Adventure, Comedy, Drama
Director Charles Chaplin
Writer Charles Chaplin
Actors Charles Chaplin, Mack Swain, Tom Murray
Country United States
Awards Nominated for 2 Oscars. 3 wins & 3 nominations total
Production Company N/A
Website N/A


Technical Information:

Sound Mix Mono (RCA Sound System) (1942 re-issue), Silent (original release)
Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory N/A
Film Length 2,607.55 m (9 reels) (edited release: New York opening), 2,974.8 m (10 reels) (original length: Los Angeles opening), 2,590 m (10 reels) (Spain)
Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process Spherical
Printed Film Format Digital (Digital Cinema Package DCP), 35 mm

The Gold Rush 1925 123movies
The Gold Rush 1925 123movies
The Gold Rush 1925 123movies
The Gold Rush 1925 123movies
The Gold Rush 1925 123movies
The Gold Rush 1925 123movies
Original title The Gold Rush
TMDb Rating 8 1,270 votes

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