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By Jeremiah Z (148) 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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By Ken D (553) on 28 Sep 2008

Yet another one from the great Fritz Lang. The plot, acting, and direction are as good as ever, but I think what this film lacks is a theme…

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By Kyle M (2,387) on 28 Sep 2008

Yet another one from the great Fritz Lang. The plot, acting, and direction are as good as ever, but I think what this film lacks is a theme…

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By Amanda M (712) on 26 Sep 2008

A pretty incredible film from the ever-intriguing Fritz Lang…

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By Mei L (31) on 18 Sep 2008

It's crazy to think the final scene inspired Gerbles to recruit Lang and head of the Nazi Propaganda campain, even though he was from Jewish heritage…

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By Michael H (3,299) on 02 Sep 2008

Mabuse seems like an espionage villain, one who is mad and a genius and believes his genius a salvation for everyone…

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By Robert P (779) on 30 Aug 2008

Influential and made with class and expertise…

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By Ben C (1,824) on 27 Aug 2008

If you don't like this movie then I don't like you…

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By Brian O (258) on 18 Aug 2008

The Testament of Dr. Mabuse is a prescient film that allegories the rise of Nazi Germany through Dr…

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By Martin T (888) on 22 Jul 2008

Good thriller with clever construction and some marvelous photographic techniques…

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By Sean C (2,276) on 10 Jul 2008

It's amazing that this movie wasn't even released until the 1950s…

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By Jeremy C (892) on 29 Jun 2008

Spooky and clever thriller. The commentary from David Kalat was insightful. I love how Lang tried to aggrandize and manipulate his image…

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By John M (4,356) on 29 Jun 2008

Spooky and clever thriller. The commentary from David Kalat was insightful. I love how Lang tried to aggrandize and manipulate his image…

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By Morgan R (74) on 17 Jun 2008

Bon classique du genre , mais qui ne m'atteint pas plus que cela. Un genre fantastique avant l'aube, bien construit , du Lang en somme…

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By Max M (899) on 04 May 2008

What a great film. Supernatural bald guys, mad doctors, the fabulous Inspector Lohmann. Fritz Lang at his finest…

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By Steve H (1,232) on 24 Apr 2008

Dr. Mabuse is a James Bond Villain long before Bond. Better action thriller than much of what is made today…

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By Private U (13,627) on 21 Apr 2008

Look out for the man behind the curtain... cool sound…

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By Clémentine V (10) on 19 Apr 2008

Une allegorie du nazisme melant realisme et fantastique, porte par un style plastique exceptionnel…

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By Garrett T (120) on 08 Apr 2008

I'm usually disappointed and bored by classic films from this era (thanks MTV for decimating my attention span and lowering my standards…

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By Kevin H (1,172) on 01 Apr 2008

It has some of the most beautifully constructed sequences I've ever seen, including what may be my favorite opening shot and one brilliant…

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