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The 1927 Fritz Lang film has been influencing pop culture for decades, and is still one of the most celebrated films of all time.If you've never seen this film in its many versions, please please please stop reading this and look the film up on Netflix It should still be there It's an amazing silent[...]
Great news indeed.There are three new titles for October and two for November and they are,OctoberDr Mabuse, Der Spieler - Fritz Lang's first film in the Mabuse series of films This five hour feature is getting a Blu-ray upgrade from MoC, having originally featured in the Complete Mabuse DVD box-set, and will be released on[...]
As reported on Friday by the Hollywood Reporter, an original Metropolis 3-Sheet -- one of 4 known copies of this particular poster for the ground-breaking Fritz Lang film, and considered one of the most desirable and important movie posters in the world -- just sold along with a group of other vintage movie memorabilia for $1.2 Million[...]
A new big screen version of the Ring of the Nibelung seems like a no-brainer really, even despite Fritz Lang's rather exciting 1920s version and several other, more recent, less satisfying passes.Animating the tale and basing it upon Wagner's operatic treatment of the stories also seem like good ideas You don't need Bugs Bunny to[...]
It is likely the most famous image associated with one of the most important films of all time -- Fritz Lang's Metropolis It was created by Heinz Schulz-Neudamm for the German 3-Sheet movie poster you see here, and it might surprise you to know that there are only 4 copies of this poster known to exist[...]
In 1984, a remastered, recut and some (me) might say butchered version of Fritz Lang's Metropolis was released The film had been chopped up, brutally colourised and decked out in counterproductive modern rock and pop music by Giorgio Moroder, master-moustached songwriter and record producer.It was a travesty.But there's great excitement at Aint It Cool, who[...]
Long enough that director Fritz Lang managed to do it a few times, scattered across pretty much the entire length of his career.His first two-parter was The Spiders, an adventure romp in an exotic setting, released in 1919 and 1920 His last was The Indian Epic, an adventure romp in an exotic setting, released in[...]
