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The Gold Rush (1925). I think Chaplin said that this was the movie he wanted to be remembered for. Although I haven't seen all of his movies, not even the most known ones, I completely disagree. For example, I thought The Kid was way better; that one had a much better storyline and was more touching. This movie wasn't bad or anything, but it was too standard.

City Lights (1931). A pretty good Chaplin movie. I loved some scenes, and his performance was quite unique again. (I'm trying to watch the most famour Chaplin movies in order of time, so starting with the oldest ones). Still prefer The Kid over this one though!

The Long Weekend (2005). A standard really crappy American Pie sort of movie, with a lot of sex and all that stuff. And sure I can appreciate one of these movies once in a while. As long as you keep in mind that you're not going to see a superb oscar-deserving movie, it's not really terrible to watch these type of movies at all.

Groundhog Day (1993). 2th time I watch it. Remains an epic, really creative movie. Was quite funny again, even though I had seen it quite recently before.

Cool Hand Luke (1967). 2th time I watch it. Another movie I truly like. I have no idea what my short review was when I first saw it, but this time I really liked it. The first half of the movie was a bit boring though, something I haven't noticed the first time watching it. When he goes on an escape-from-prison spree it begins to get epically good.

Sherlock Jr. (1924). For a 44 minutes movie the story isn't entertaining at all. But I think that there were plenty of good scenes and thought-out moments to compensate this. This movie contains some good dosis of humour, so it's quite worth to checking this movie out because it's not that long anyway.