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Charlie ChaplinThe Kid (January 21, 1921)

Charlie Chaplin's The Kid in 1080p. This is not the best quality it could probably be and looks unrestored, but it seems to be the best available copy I've come across, likely due to a high resolution scan.

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This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Producer: Charlie Chaplin
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: the kid; charlie chaplin; 1080p; high definition

Creative Commons license: Public Domain Mark 1.0

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Reviewer: splue - - May 19, 2011
Subject: thank u Charlie
i rly enjoyed this!!!

Reviewer: pplepieu - - May 19, 2011
Subject: If one claims this version, is plagiarism copyrightable?
What a wonderful movie, I did see it the 1st time over 40 years ago and it is timeless.
Great upload for posterity but....
1st part missing : about 35 seconds of the beginning of [The Man] @ TC 02:18.
2nd instance : a whole scene of the wedding exit about a minute @ TC 03:00 is missing.
3rd instance another whole scene missing about 1:22 , the mother thought of her child while interacting with a child and his nanny @TC 09:25
4th A whole series of scenes about the father/painter and her meeting him again also missing text [ The world welcomes fame.] and [The man-now a painter of great prominence.] and [Fate.] and ["How may I atone for the suffering I've -"] and ["It's too late now, unless the child-"] also images of a book labeled: "The Past "and opened at a page titeled: "Regrets", duration of omission about 03:11 @TC 23:25.
5th And to top it all the speed of the whole motion-picture is about 17% too fast.

Reviewer: rclo - - May 2, 2011
Subject: Excellent Print - Great Story
A Chaplin classic! Just a great, heart-warming story that has you smiling 90% of the time.

Reviewer: Mersh - - April 16, 2011
Subject: huh?
How did you get a copy that warranted conversion to 1080p? Most movies of that time weren't even Mpeg1 quality. This must have undergone some kind of remastering that I'm betting is under copyright.

Reviewer: Stan Sanderson - - March 27, 2011
Subject: derived work?
I'm wondering about copyright with this highly enhanced film. Regardless, the last scenes (approximately 10 minutes) are missing in all versions, as far as I can tell. Had to go back to the older copy (no sound) to see the ending.