One of the Greatest Film Noirs of All-Time Was Remade 20 Years Later and Has Gone Mostly Underseen

otherwise great remake helping to distinguish a good, powerful movie from one of the greatest films ever made M Seymour ...
Deadline.com

Zendaya’s Robot Body Armor Explained: ‘Dune’ Actress Embraces ‘Metropolis,’ ‘Barbarella’ & Cinema History At ‘Part Two’ World Premiere

Zendaya’s seemingly futuristic body armor actually has a long history steeped in cinema and pop culture. At the root of it all is the likeness to the female robot, often called “Maria,” in Fritz ...
New York Sun

While ‘You and Me’ Is Not One of Fritz Lang’s Best, It Is Nonetheless a Fritz Lang Film

Fritz Lang’s “You and Me” (1938) “confounded audience expectations at the time of its release,” a breathless scribe at Powerhouse Films writes. Some 80 years later, one suspects that it will do much ...
Inverse

Before Man Walked on the Moon, Fritz Lang Depicted Space Travel as a Reality

No one could accuse Fritz Lang of neglecting his homework while shooting his final movie of the cinematic decade he’d helped to define. To heighten the authenticity of silent film Woman in the Moon ...
The Michigan Daily

A tale of three Metropolises

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Beyond paying homage to his mentor, Rintaro’s decision to name the film “Metropolis” is bold, ...
New York Sun

Fritz Lang’s ‘Metropolis’ Is Centerpiece of Film Forum Series on Worries About the Threat Posed by Technology

Film Forum is bringing in the new year by playing into what a lot of folks have been grumbling about for some time now: that technology is on the march and the destination to which it’s marching is … ...