This film paved the way for Chaplin's future feature films - he continued to make silent films that extended well beyond the advent of "talkies" (includingThe Gold Rush (1925),City Lights (1931), andModern Times (1936)) until his first full-length sound pictureThe Great Dictator (1940).In his top floor office of Worthington Labs in the city, Warren Worthington II was preparing to use the cure on his grown teen son, Warren Worthington III/Angel.Wanted posters in the forest pictured himandogress Fiona.He ran back to his swamp home and found that it didn't exist.He shouted out: "All right, Rumpel.This wasn't part of the deal." A band of flying witches attacked, throwing an apple-tear gas bomb, pumpkin bombs, and capturing him with skull-shaped clamps and chains.He begins his words with a warm welcome: "...Hi everybody, nice to be back with you." It is learned that his secretive mission concerns a "significant discovery," a second monolith (a twin to the first one) unearthed on the surface of the moon at the crater Clavius in the American sector.] The film's only other nomination was for Best Dance Direction (Hermes Pan) - specifically for this number.