Reviews for A Day's Pleasure

6.1 / 10 18min

Comedy

A father takes his family for an outing, which turns out to be a ridiculous trial.

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Review by RubyRider

Good Short Comedy, With a Slightly Different Feel For Chaplin

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Review by user101efuqhe3r

A brief taste of Chaplin's genius

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Review by JungleJumper

"Three minds with but a single thought"

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Review by user74j3i31991

not particularly interesting but not bad

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Review by user6974uilnehh

'The family off for a rattling good time'

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Review by user347nyxge04d

A Visibly Rushed and Uninspired Short Comedy

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Review by user156hkkktrrw

The nautical convention of using a distaff gang . . .

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Review by user120a7y9vi9n

Solidly amusing with a couple of real good laughs

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Review by CrimsonCockatoo

Not that much of a pleasure to watch

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Review by ThunderousToucan

Chaplin on his way out of the short comedy.

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Review by JungleJaguar

Chaplin's has a hazardous day out with the family...

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Review by user966u4vrqck5

National Lampoon's Chaplin Vacation

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Review by user95upo4tu3n

Chaplin Provides Brief Pleasure

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Review by user415m9889kum

Reviews for A Day's Pleasure

Good Short Comedy, With a Slightly Different Feel For Chaplin

A brief taste of Chaplin's genius

"Three minds with but a single thought"

not particularly interesting but not bad

'The family off for a rattling good time'

A Visibly Rushed and Uninspired Short Comedy

The nautical convention of using a distaff gang . . .

Solidly amusing with a couple of real good laughs

Not that much of a pleasure to watch

Chaplin on his way out of the short comedy.

Chaplin's has a hazardous day out with the family...

National Lampoon's Chaplin Vacation

Chaplin Provides Brief Pleasure

Early Chaplin frolic that would be more searchingly examined in Bunuel or Godard.

Enjoyable Enough But Nothing Great