Wahoo_Man35

M

I made my roommate watch this since he usually helps me out with sound equipment when I make my school projects. Such an incredible film. Peter Lorre is such a treasure, and I want to watch everything in his filmography. I don't know what I was expecting, but when I watched this for the first time, I was blown away by how morally aware the film was for something made in the 1930s. Without a doubt, one of the greatest films to have been made. I've rewatched this once, I'll rewatch it again someday. I also intend to dive even deeper down Fritz Lang's career, even if this and Metropolis are considered the peaks of his filmography.

ichbins_a

M

Fritz Lang's "M" is really cool to watch, even though the film is a bit older. The story is very easy to understand. The film is still very relevant today, as we're still debating whether to keep or abolish the death penalty. Overall, it's a very powerful old German film with a message that's still important today.

Mattcha_97

M

Great rainy day watch, loved a lot of the camerawork here. Stoked to see what else Lang has in store when I watch Metropolis soon.

Ayaan

M

It is less about murder and more about systems failing—legal, social, moral. It’s bleak, controlled, and disturbingly compassionate in places you don’t expect.