Review of Limelight (1952) by Thomas Butt for Collider — 20 Nov 1954
Limelight resonates today because of its awareness of the gravity surrounding Chaplin's legacy without favoring too far into self-indulgence. The film's endearing conclusion, that the humbling appreciation of humanity stands as the driving force behind art, is the thematic idea that Chaplin embodies.
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This review of Limelight (1952) was written by Thomas Butt and published by Collider on 20 November 1954.
Limelight has generally received very positive reviews.
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