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By Veronique K (143) on 25 Mar 2008

The testament of dr. mabuse is fritz lang's perverse thriller upon mental hypnotization as manipulative apparatus of evil saboteurs. dr…

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By Kivernitis I (24) on 08 Mar 2008

Y'a mÃªme une poursuite de chars…

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By Nick H (590) on 27 Feb 2008

Fritz Lang at it again. While this film's not at the magnitude of Metropolis, it does have its own valued qualities…

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By Dan G (1,214) on 20 Feb 2008

What looks first to be an old fashioned German crime / horror story is full of style and looks great…

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By Ed Q (179) on 20 Feb 2008

What looks first to be an old fashioned German crime / horror story is full of style and looks great…

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By Nikolai E (229) on 10 Feb 2008

Extraordinarily watchable and entertaining, and a direct influence on later espionage films, most notably James Bond…

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By Glenn B (106) on 06 Feb 2008

Some absolutely staggering things in this film. I think it might have 'gelled' for me more completely had I seen the earlier film…

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By Russell G (1,053) on 31 Jan 2008

Langs sequel to the silent epic is an amazing film…

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By Axel W (12) on 26 Jan 2008

The mother of all scary psychopath movies. I saw it as a teenager and couldn't sleep for days…

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By Ken S (1,985) on 20 Jan 2008

Great psychological crime drama from the master Fritz Lang…

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By Gemma F (51) on 11 Jan 2008

Fascinating in its portrait of a villain who seems simultaneously everywhere at once on a mental level, yet completely comatose physically…

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By Senthil V (12) on 23 Dec 2007

A phenomenal movie. One of lang's best works. Creepy, scary & thrilling at the same time…

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By Trent M (252) on 22 Dec 2007

Lang's last film before leaving Germany, and it contains absolutely no subversive subtext regarding the Nazi Party (wink, wink)…

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By Chris T (1,088) on 04 Dec 2007

Cool early german crime thriller expressing the common theme of man's anxiety in the industrial age. very good special effects for 1933…

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By Robert W (1,190) on 04 Dec 2007

This is a really wierd Fritz Lang but it is wonderful in its fantasy depiction of evil…

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By Michael G (2,333) on 30 Nov 2007

Legend has it Joseph Goebbels held a meeting with Fritz Lang to tell him 2 things: 1) That he was banning this movie, and 2) that the Nazi…

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By Kyle Z (19) on 20 Nov 2007

One of the finest mind-benders ever concocted...and it's a sequel…

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By Philippe D (128) on 20 Nov 2007

One of the finest mind-benders ever concocted...and it's a sequel…

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By Huntr R (2) on 13 Nov 2007

One of the best movies ever made. It was way ahead of its time…

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By Madison S (124) on 12 Nov 2007

How did they do that brain part anyway? Really good for a sequel…

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