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Tag Archives: Fritz Lang
Spanish Movie Posters, from 1920 to 1957
Javier Reguera, from the Spanish cultural blog asi se fundo carnaby street kindly uploaded 71 scanned images of Spanish movie posters, from 1920 to 1957 at Flickr. I have a good surprise with them: the graphics, with strong colours, detach … Continue reading
Posted in cinema, posters
Tagged cinema, design, Flickr, Fritz Lang, Marx Brothers, movies, posters, Spanish, vintage
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Triumph of the Will
Thanks to politics of Germany in the 1930′s and 1940′s, and the Nazi dislike for independent thought, Germany lost a huge number of intellectuals, artists and scientists to other countries, specially the U.S.. In cinema, the list of directors, actors … Continue reading
Posted in cinema, video
Tagged cinema, download, films, Fritz Lang, German, History, Internet Archive, movies, public domain, video
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Robots Lists
Four lists of robots in films and TV for (almost) all tastes by UnderGround Online (via Quiddity). – Evil Robots: from Ash to T-1000. The whole world loves a good villain – they get the best lines, have the most … Continue reading
Sergei M. Eisenstein
The Russian / soviet cinema made a huge contribution to cinema language with its theories, developed in the 1920′s. Universal cinema learned a lot with the edition of the experimental documentary films of Dziga Vertov, specially with The Man with … Continue reading
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Tagged cinema, directors, download, films, Fritz Lang, Internet Archive, movies, public domain, silent films, video
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Rashomon in Public Domain
Some people said the best film in public domain available at Internet Archive is Fritz Lang’s M (M – Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder). I don’t know, I love the Einsenstein’s masterpiece Battleship Potemkin (Bronenosets Potyomkin). And now there is … Continue reading
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Tagged cinema, download, films, Fritz Lang, Internet Archive, Japanese, public domain, video
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Wired’s Best Movies in the Public Domain
Wired made a list of 10 The Best: Movies in the Public Domain and I decided to take a look. It’s almost a fine list, it has good examples of what you can find on-line in public domain of almost … Continue reading
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Tagged Archive, download, F. W. Murnau, films, Fritz Lang, Internet Archive, movies, public domain, video
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Expressionist Films’ Party
Now you can make your own German Expressionist Film party with the videos in public domain available at Archive, thanks to K-otic (be careful with the shoutbox pop-up). The last addition was Faust, the F. W. Murnau‘s masterpiece based on … Continue reading
Posted in books, cinema, video
Tagged books, cinema, classic, culture, download, expressionism, F. W. Murnau, Faust, films, folk, Fritz Lang, German, Goethe, Internet Archive, movies, silent films, video
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“Metropolis” in the Internet Archive
I knew it! Sooner or later someone was going to do that; someone was going to upload Metropolis to the Internet Archive. Yes, someone did it. Thank you! If it doesn’t work for you, or if you prefer other formats … Continue reading
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Tagged Archive, download, expressionism, films, free, Fritz Lang, German, Internet, Internet Archive, movies, public domain
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The Top Ten Sexiest Female Robots
The Top Ten Sexiest Female Robots: from Angelina Jolie in Cyborg 2 to Rosie the Robot from The Jetsons (???). My choice for the sexiest robot isn’t in that list, it’s Maria, the robot from Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, played by … Continue reading
From Zombies to Orson Welles
It has been long since I last made a post about films that are available for download or on-line watchig. It’s time to make a new one, and here it is: Public Domain Movie Torrents Public Domain Movie Torrents is … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Poe, Bela Lugosi, cinema, classic, download, F. W. Murnau, films, Fritz Lang, horror, Lilian Gish, Méliès, Orson Welles, public domain, silent films, Sjöström, torrent, video, zombies
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