One of four known one-sheets from Fritz Lang's 1927 masterpiece could fetch $1 million in bankruptcy court-ordered sale. By Andy Lewis Metropolis Poster Art - P 2012 Leonardo DiCaprio reportedly owns ...

Metropolis is, without a doubt, my favorite movie. The 1927 Fritz Lang film has been influencing pop culture for decades, and is still one of the most celebrated films of all time. If you've never ...

Today? Today is a very good day. News has come that one of the single greatest film masterpieces ever is on its way to Blu-ray high definition, and it has us grinning from ear-to-metallic-ear! Harry ...

The 153-minute movie will be shown with Persian subtitle at the Nasseri Hall of the IAF at 6 p.m., Honaronline reported. A black -and-white silent film, it oscillates between expressionism and new ...

One of the great things about Fritz Lang's 1927 silent masterpiece "Metropolis" is that even if you've already seen his futuristic fable -- which explores the conflict between the working class and ...

"Metropolis," Fritz Lang's freaky, futuristic man vs. machines masterpiece, has the most jumbled running-time history. Few films have been subjected to so many reissues, rereleases, re-cuts and ...

On Sept. 11, 2002, many of us New Yorkers spent the day contemplating a skyline robbed of its most potent symbols, which were also meant as symbols of the towering dominance of world capitalism. By ...

A complete version of Fritz Lang’s silent film classic Metropolis was discovered in Argentina in June. Long believed lost in its complete form, the 1927 masterpiece has until now only been available ...

On January 10, 1927, Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” premiered in Berlin at the Ufa-Palast am Zoo. The silent sci-fi masterpiece was met with mixed reviews at the time but would go on to be one of the most ...

The original science fiction blockbuster, Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” is a high-water mark in the late silent era. Released in 1927, the same year as the first talkie, “The Jazz Singer,” it’s a parable ...

OVER the years I’ve seen Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” countless times in various states of ruin and restoration, and for the most part found it hard to disagree with the conventional wisdom: beautiful ...

Cinematic surrealism continues at Wadsworth Atheneum with “Metropolis,” a 1927 film regarded as the first science-fiction movie. “Metropolis,” which takes place in 2000, centers on some subterranean ...