Fritz Lang

Fritz Lang

  • Born: 1890-12-5
  • Height: 5' 11" (1.8 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Annabell 2022-03-11 08:02:06

      Watching Notes of Dr. Mabus' Will

      Dead and committing crime is a bit like a jigsaw, possessed by Baum to infect ideology. Police officers: Karl Roman, Walter Janssen (none of the following). Photography: Herman Buzzi, William Rosen. Defense attorney: Otto Ake, Erich Gunther. Valkyrie. Mahler: looks like Hesse's assistant with...

    • Demarcus 2022-03-11 08:02:06

      I feel like I'm watching a ghost movie

      Here Dr. Mabus is a dead man. But his soul appeared to Baum many times. It feels like being attached. The man who ran out of the box at the beginning was inexplicably mentally ill. When I'm alone, I fantasize about calling Officer Roman. When someone approaches, they sing. At last the Baum saw the...

    • Lavonne 2022-03-26 09:01:14

      Master Fritz Lang needs no explanation!

    • Gilda 2022-03-25 09:01:22

      8.5/10. ①The police investigate three things at the same time: the mad policeman, the mastermind behind the counterfeit banknotes, and the shooting at the street, all of whom are behind Mabus in the mental hospital (a very influential madman, alluding to Hitler ), and a sideline under Mabus who struggles with morality and making money for his lover. In general, there is no distinction between primary and secondary narrative procrastination. ② High-level "Nosferatu"-style live-action shooting combined with expressionism (of course, the overall level is not as good as "No"); a long shot of the movement of living people-Mabus ghost-living people expresses the realistic "spiritual feeling" ”; the terrifying Mabus ghost and haunted spirit as the abbot looked at the will. ③The group of cars honked their horns to cover up the gunshots of the murder. ④Generally exaggerated performances sometimes increase the dramatic tension, and sometimes appear embarrassing.

    The Testament of Dr. Mabuse quotes

    • [first lines]

      Inspector Lohmann: "Magic Fire Music," old man.

      [whistles]

      Inspector Lohmann: You know that one, Müller? That's from "Die Walküre". Those are the girls who carry dead police inspectors directly up to heaven from the Alexanderplatz with a "Hey ho." On horseback.

    • Detective Hofmeister: A pathological condition that is not as rare as one might suspect. Exposure to catastrophes such as explosions, earthquakes and railway accidents - in short, exposure to fright and horror often triggers insanity. Perhaps the most interesting case of such pathological conditions is the case of Dr. Mabuse.