Metropolis (re-release)

Paramount Pictures | Release Date: July 12, 2002

8.6	USER SCORE Universal acclaim based on 230 Ratings

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CodyZamboniAug 3, 2019

I saw the 2008 fully restored 2 hour 45 minute version on TCM recently. A triumph of production design. Amazing, towering sets, populated by a cast of literally thousands, are the primary reasons for watching this movie. The silly paraI saw the 2008 fully restored 2 hour 45 minute version on TCM recently. A triumph of production design. Amazing, towering sets, populated by a cast of literally thousands, are the primary reasons for watching this movie. The silly para Marxist storyline, and near hyper comical acting bogs down this handsome production. That's why I gave it only a 5.… Expand

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AndrewHordMay 29, 2020

I don`t know,but i just can`t like this film.I`m not a person,who hate old films.I like them very much,however ,i think ,this one is out of time

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Compi24Apr 18, 2023

An unmitigated landmark for the science fiction genre and a triumph for the filmic medium in general, Fritz Lang's 1927 opus "Metropolis" thrives on breathtaking production design and visual effects, as well as some potent thematics and anAn unmitigated landmark for the science fiction genre and a triumph for the filmic medium in general, Fritz Lang's 1927 opus "Metropolis" thrives on breathtaking production design and visual effects, as well as some potent thematics and an imaginative central tension. Though I think, for me, things do get a tad indulgent here and there, with a few moments (particularly within the some of the performances) taking me out of the experience overall, I'm still grateful to even be able to see this in its entirety. The amount of trouble the restorers went through to bring this to us is still absolutely astounding to me. For that reason alone, I'd say it's more than worth a watch. Sure helps that this is quite an impressive visual feat to behold as well.… Expand

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