Comparison of Two Charlie Chaplin Movies: One A.M and the Great Dictator

Comparison Between Two Chaplin Movies
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One a.m is a short film created by Charlie Chaplin in 1916. It was a silent film which had no sound in it. One a.m. is the only film that Charlie played every role alone. The film begins when a wealthy young man arrives at his house at one a.m morning after a night of drinking. He struggles a lot to open the handle of the taxi, which is placed on the outside. It is so funny how he works to pull his hand from the taxi window, which he thought had been stuck.
So arrogantly, Chaplin wipes mucus on his handkerchief on the taxi window, thinking that his hand is stuck. He was doing all this even without the driver of the taxi reacting. The actor Charlie Chaplin is an actor that is full of comical and riotous laughs due to his physical comedic and weird facial and body movements. His plays are entirely featuring him alone, and his wife doesn't appear and making comical reactions of wealthy returning home drunk and staggering. Chaplin's prowess of character ability of the oblivious cliche of the first order has branded himself since his acting days of 1916. His solo movies and clips are entirely in the world, and every person enjoys them.
After arriving home drunk, the play's setting starts where he tries to fetch the door key. Chaplin looks so disorderly since the space gives the imagery of slippery rugs, a stable table that does not remain still, and some alcoholic beverages that lie all over. ()This setting shows how Chaplin's level of arrangement or neatness is affected by his drunkness. The slippery rugs try to bring how dirty he is even though he is wealthy. Acting solely without a wife's character deducts the prominent character of women not enduring his drunkness behavior which is excessive beyond repair. This shows how his wife could not survive her character, and now he had to cope with his problems alone. The stairs in his house almost gave him a hard time ascending due to his uncontrolled drunkness.[]
The play had to have a set of stairs to show how drunkness would lame his opportunities to reach his messy bedroom. We see in the sport so staggering to the extent of not seeing the stairs, and he looks so disorderly when he is ascending. It is hilarious how he ascends two stairs and descend three, which makes him take too long to make up to his bedroom. After ascending to the bedroom, it's so evident that it is too murphy, and it looks hilarious when he tries to climb into it boring no fruits. A murphy bedroom which has no spreadsheets everything lying on the bed. The Chaplin bed is a pure mess. It seems that he had no time to make up his bed before leaving for alcohol. This is disorderly and poor mentally. Chaplin is though he is acting of a wealthy life. It seems that the play tries to derive the character that has no relation with wealth. Chaplin's wealth does not make him clean, neat, and principle since we see him so disorganized.
Chaplin is seen having an Orion costume in his silent movie. The clothes look more like a suit and portray his wealthy character. He has a bow tie and looks like a very well-groomed man.
The play's lighting is also fundamental, which is full int...