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• Teresa Silva's rating of the film Metropolis

  Teresa Silva

  For her, all seven deadly sins!

  June 10, 2013 15:25

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• Phoenix Rising's rating of the film Metropolis

  Phoenix Rising

  “The MEDIATOR between the HEAD and HANDS must be the HEART.” Simply astounding. If it is possible to fall absolutely and unequivocally in love with a film, then I have indeed done so with Fritz Lang’s Metropolis.

  October 08, 2012 03:29

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• Tony Zhou's rating of the film Metropolis

  Tony Zhou

  I walked into this film expecting a nice historical artifact and got something more alive than just about anything I've seen in years. Half the shots here would be the best shot in anybody else's sci-fi movie. And all of it still works: as drama, as vision, as epic. 84 years old and still chugging, goddamn.

  July 23, 2011 21:57

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• Scott Barley's rating of the film Metropolis

  Scott Barley

  One of the grandest, most impressive films ever created.

  February 26, 2013 23:49

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• Pierre's rating of the film Metropolis

  Pierre

  Team Wonky-Eyed, Slutbot Maria. She was way more fun.

  July 08, 2012 21:45

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• bartkl's rating of the film Metropolis

  bartkl

  I love how this movie is abstract in how it displays processes - like how the machines are controlled - and doesn't explain much, if anything, about the futuristic setting portayed. It shows a creative sci-fi setting, but integrates it with a classic story of Christian principles. Also, I love the idea of the heart being the mediator between mind and hands, and how it's represented by the revolution by the workers.

  November 09, 2013 01:15

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• THE APOLL0's rating of the film Metropolis

  THE APOLL0

  The best science fiction should act as a foil for social comentary of the day wich Metropolis paves the way for.

  October 26, 2015 02:56

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• Matthew_Lucas's rating of the film Metropolis

  Matthew_Lucas

  Fritz Lang's 1927 masterpiece about a futuristic society run on the backs of oppressed laborers, who are inspired to revolt by a machine created to sew discord by their suspicious leader, remains a jaw-dropping spectacle. The design and early special effects are staggering, as is Lang's sense of pace and rhythm. Perhaps the greatest science fiction film of all time.

  September 02, 2011 02:15

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