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By R M (79) on 02 Jun 2010

The purpose of all crime is to establish a limitless empire of crime...to drive all mad with terror and fear…

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By Randy T (648) on 19 May 2010

In spite of the efforts of men like Johannes Schultz and Gustave Le Bon, hypnosis was often viewed as something supernatural or other-worldly…

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By Anne F (623) on 04 Apr 2010

I think it would be difficult to review this without having seen Dr…

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By Andrew U (319) on 04 Mar 2010

Fritz Lang is a master of suspenseful socially relevant films…

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By Johannes J (261) on 26 Feb 2010

Excellent detective story…

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By Scot H (2) on 10 Jan 2010

Lang waited longer than just about anyone to make the jump to sound, but when he made the jump it wasn't just background noise…

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By David H (2,838) on 24 Nov 2009

A great Thriller from Fritz Lang about the Master Criminal Dr.Mabuse and his Follower a Mad Psychatrist who will build up the Empire of his…

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By Steven B (910) on 14 Nov 2009

This film was well beyond its time in terms of its sophisticated narration…

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By Andrzej B (76) on 07 Nov 2009

Rooms flood, lots of explosions, hypnotism, ghosts, guns, car chases, and romance with details like I don't care that you kill people, I love…

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By Mathieu H (25) on 19 Sep 2009

The Testament of Dr. Mabuse is able to hold its own against all of the thrillers that have been released subsequently…

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By Daniel H (1,174) on 23 Jun 2009

Another great from Criterion. Makes me weak in the knees…

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By Nina S (222) on 23 Jun 2009

Another great from Criterion. Makes me weak in the knees…

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By Marion R (356) on 23 Jun 2009

Another great from Criterion. Makes me weak in the knees…

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By Ryan D (1,234) on 30 Apr 2009

Excellent and creepy horror / mystery / thriller from Fritz Lang. A classic…

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By Jason R (1,823) on 01 Apr 2009

If Lang's M is the first masterpiece of the sound cinema's transitional period, then this film might be the first masterpiece after the conversion…

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By Yury D (76) on 12 Mar 2009

A touch weaker than its predesessor, yet it maintains the quintessential Fritz Lang look and never lets you down when it comes to psychotic…

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By Daniel P (2,457) on 08 Mar 2009

Fritz Lang always makes such an interesting study, and despite having not seen the rest of the series, I really enjoyed this film…

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By David P (1,645) on 19 Feb 2009

Gloriously weird, it really shows you how effective those old special FX could be…

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By Michael B (2,768) on 25 Jan 2009

A real classic, Fritz Lang at his very best. Beautifully shot and edited with strong acting…

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By Andrew H (1,696) on 21 Oct 2008

Le Dr Mabuse est dans la lignee de M le Maudit (tourne juste apres), le dernier film de Lang avant qu'il ne quitte l'Allemagne…

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