If you’re looking for a film that’s an unforgettable watch, there’s one you simply must consider. The 1936 hit, follows the story of “The Tramp” who struggles to live in modern industrial society with the help of a young homeless woman.

The film was written and produced by Charlie Chaplin and follows his iconic slapstick character. Fans have praised the film for its relatable tale, even decades later. One person on IMDB said: “Charlie Chaplin’s masterpiece finds him playing a factory worker who becomes involved in problems and strikes.” Modern audiences find the story explores human struggles in a way that translates across the ages. Another person said the film is a “hilarious work of genius.”

On Rotten Tomatoes, one fan wrote: “This is a masterpiece. Charlie Chaplin not only completely shows the sadness of the times visually, but creates a comedy that will make you laugh nonstop.

“Every frame of this film is necessary, and Modern Times is without a doubt one of my favorite films of all time. If you want a classic for the whole family, this is the movie.”

Far Out Magazine says the film is just as relevant today as it was when it was first released.

It says capitalism and technology are real threats to what it means to be human, and Modern Times tackles this as lightheartedly as possible.

It adds that Charlie Chaplin shows the fear to adapt to a more modern mode of living through his exaggerated movements.

Over the decades, the film has gained even more attention from audiences who have related its story to a new age.

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The film is said to depict the struggles of the working class during the Great Depression.

While the film is predominantly a silent film, it also made innovative use of sound to make it a landmark in cinema history.

If you’re a film-lover, this one is an iconic part of cinematic history that has stood the test of time.