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203 reactions from 4 sources (Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy, TMDB reviews) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
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| Lemmy * | 1 | 0 | 2 |
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Metropolis is a 1927 drama science fiction film, directed by Fritz Lang, starring Gustav Fröhlich, Brigitte Helm and Alfred Abel.
- 177 people have posted about this film on Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy, TMDB reviews
- posts span May 31, 2014 to Nov 5, 2026
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60 of 203 · most liked first"I Noticed That You Mentioned Silent Films So I Wanted to Come Over and Explain a Film I am Sure You Have Never Seen Called METROPOLIS" by Berthold Woltze
neutral · AI labelView post →PHOTO OF THE DAY. German film star, Brigitte Helm, cools off on the set of Metropolis (1927). 📷 UFA
neutral · AI labelView post →Fun fact: the science fiction film "Metropolis" was released 99 years ago
neutral · AI labelView post →It’s kinda goofy that everyone accepts Metropolis is a stand-in for New York City, but the movie can’t posssssssibly be about Israel because “Boravia is fictional”
neutral · AI labelView post →Movie poster Metropolis by Fritz Lang, 1926 by Boris Konstantinovich Bilinsky Image from Pinterest. Discover more design history by subscribing to my newsletter designreviewed.com/newsletter/
neutral · AI labelView post →Favourite movie poster of the week: Metropolis Bold Art Deco futurism. A design that still feels radical nearly 100 years on. One of those posters that defines cinema before the film even starts. What’s your favourite movie poster? #MoviePosters #FilmDesign #CinemaHistory #DailyCulture #BlueskyArt
positive · AI labelView post →Fritz Lang's 1927 sci-fi film, Metropolis, was set in 2026.
neutral · AI labelView post →This morning’s movie was Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, which was cool as shit
positive · AI labelView post →new #Superman movie poster dropped and now i have more pressing questions: • what river flows thru Metropolis? • is Metropolis on a Great Lake? • 2 major water bodies featured in Metropolis portrayal here but not in DC lore? • did Metropolis river ever burn? • odds Metropolis has CSO history? 100%
neutral · AI labelView post →The trickiest aspect of this piece, based on a poster for the 1927 movie 'Metropolis', was making acrylic paint look like dry media.
neutral · AI labelView post →They’re screening Metropolis (1927) with live organ accompaniment in San Diego on April 20. That’s fun.
neutral · AI labelView post →This was my pinned tweet for years on Twitter but only on Bluesky am I still getting responses explaining that METROPOLIS is good, actually. (The joke is that the guy assumes a seasoned silent movie fan has never heard of one of the most famous silent movies and needs his help.)
positive · AI labelView post →“I Noticed That You Mentioned Silent Films So I Wanted to Come Over and Explain a Film I am Sure You Have Never Seen Called METROPOLIS" by Berthold Woltze
neutral · AI labelView post →The 1927 Film Metropolis Created a Dystopian Vision of What the World Would Look Like in 2026–and It Hits Close to Home
neutral · AI labelView post →Can finally show this! My latest poster release with Apollo Gallery - METROPOLIS I love this movie and was so glad to do a poster for it! Drops tomorrow - 24x18 with an edition of 125
positive · AI labelView post →I keep remembering weird stuff about the Superman movie. Like they really did accuse Superman of "grooming" Metropolis for his secret harem
neutral · AI labelView post →You will never love anything as much as Germans love Fritz Rasp. He’s in every silent movie. That lost METROPOLIS footage? All Rasp.
neutral · AI labelView post →Hand painted Solemn Simulacrum inspired by the Metropolis movie poster.
neutral · AI labelView post →Evening viewing recommendation? Watch the Out-of-Print Criterion edition of Paul Verhoeven's ROBOCOP (1987)—a cult phenomenon called by Ken Russell "the greatest science-fiction film since METROPOLIS"—featuring a commentary track with Verhoeven!
neutral · AI labelView post →Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥😍 Metropolis (1927) By J.S. Rossbach
neutral · AI labelView post →Have you ever heard of the curse of the film Metropolis (1927)? It’s really freaky: all the main actors in that film have passed away since filming it.
neutral · AI labelView post →Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥😍 Metropolis (1927) By Adam Demarti
neutral · AI labelView post →Metropolis is Weimar social democracy and its consequences as a film
neutral · AI labelView post →1928 Australian movie poster by Bernie Bragg for 1927’s “Metropolis”.
neutral · AI labelView post →They called the children's animated film Zootopia Zootropolis in the UK because British people do not understand the concept of a utopia but do understand the 1927 German expressionist silent film, Metropolis, but oddly enough lack an understanding of both Metropolis and Zootropolis' class analysis
neutral · AI labelView post →Movie poster Metropolis by Fritz Lang, 1926 by Boris Konstantinovich Bilinsky Image from Pinterest. Discover more design history by subscribing to my newsletter designreviewed.com/newsletter/
neutral · AI labelView post →If Fritz Lang’s Iconic Film Metropolis Had a Kraftwerk Soundtrack
neutral · AI labelView post →Metropolis Film Poster by Werner Graul, 1927 This artwork was used both as an alternative poster for the film and as a cover for the magazine of the German production company UFA (Universum-Film-Aktiengesellschaft Further description in the alt text 👇
neutral · AI labelView post →One reason that Metropolis remains such an incredible movie is that its vision of the future is based on human nature, as shitty as it is. gizmodo.com/the-vision-o...
positive · AI labelView post →Saw a Metropolis Meteors shirt, that I'm assuming only exists because of the Superman movie, which combines my love of baseball team shirts and not being direct in public about what a Superman nerd I am.
neutral · AI labelView post →Do yourself a favor and watch METROPOLIS the film that changed science fiction forever
positive · AI labelView post →It moved to Kansas post-Crisis, because of SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE. But Earth-One Smallville was a small town far enough away from Metropolis to not be a suburb, but close enough that it was an easy train ride away. My sense of it was: if Metropolis was NYC, then Smallville was in Rockland County...
neutral · AI labelView post →Showing my upper division students MAN WITH A MOVIE CAMERA and METROPOLIS tonight.
neutral · AI labelView post →Fritz Lang First Depicted Artificial Intelligence on Film in Metropolis (1927), and It Frightened People Even Then
neutral · AI labelView post →Had a really cool time chatting with David DiDonato, an Austin musician who scores silent era films like Metropolis and Nosferatu and performs them live at screenings around the country. It's a super neat way to bring these films to new audiences: www.chron.com/culture/arti...
neutral · AI labelView post →Sometimes you need a movie that's deilously stupid, and that Movie is M3gan 2. Had I seen M3gan 1? No. Was there a Metropolis reference? Yes. Did I enjoy seeing an actress from the 2010's Girls wear an exoskeleton? Also, yes.
neutral · AI labelView post →H.G. Wells Pans Fritz Lang’s Metropolis in a 1927 Movie Review: It’s “the Silliest Film” www.openculture.com/2016/10/h-g-...
neutral · AI labelView post →Remembering one of the most influential Movie directors of all time - FRITZ LANG (Metropolis, M, The Big Heat) - born 134 years ago today.
neutral · AI labelView post →Galaxy and Hawkgirl are on a first name basis with the folk at the Metropolis Film Preservation Society and frequent attendees of their silent movie showings.
neutral · AI labelView post →In the new Superman movie it seems that Metropolis is in Delaware. This, for me, raises the following questions: Does it replace an existing eastern seaboard city? Which one? There are MLB logos in the movie, does Metropolis have a team? Is there a team in our world that doesn’t exist in this world?
neutral · AI labelView post →Nearby at a haunted drive-in, tonight's movie... Metropolis #scifi #1920s
neutral · AI labelView post →10 January 1927: Fritz Lang's landmark futuristic film "Metropolis" was first shown in Berlin.
neutral · AI labelView post →If Fritz Lang’s Iconic Film Metropolis Had a Kraftwerk Soundtrack
neutral · AI labelView post →Aaaaaand we've reached the crazy portion of the evening. "It's meaningful but not personally rewarding" is not the point. No job is just randomly moving things around like the workers in the Fritz Lang movie Metropolis, but "meaningful" has a human context to it.
neutral · AI labelView post →Cleared for departure Camera: Pentax Auto 110 Film: Lomochrome Metropolis #110August2026 #110film #believeinfilm
neutral · AI labelView post →“The Wonder City Of The Future!” The front & back cover of a clearly fabulous movie programme for a 3-night run of 1927’s “Metropolis” at the 600-seat Aberfan Electric. (I’d’ve been particularly enthused by the promise of “6,000 baldheaded men building the Tower Of Babel in “Metropolis”!)
neutral · AI labelView post →white wisps of washington sq [Widelux F-VI, Lomo Metropolis] #believeinfilm
neutral · AI labelView post →I’ve been meaning to check out the silent movie Mondays series at the Balboa. I might finally have to go. I’ve seen Metropolis on the big screen, but never with live music.
neutral · AI labelView post →The hands that built the tower of Babel were unaware of the dreams of the mind that planned the tower. The clash of labour and capital. Fritz Lang, Metropolis (1927). #FilmSky 📽️
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight I will watch Metropolis. Another silent film so we’re starting it out with Machine Girl on vinyl.
neutral · AI labelView post →Brigitte Helm in her greatest role as (False) Maria in Fritz Lang’s 1927 dystopian film, Metropolis. She would never again work for Fritz Lang after the abusive treatment she claimed to have endured from him at age 17 while filming Metropolis. She would leave Germany and film forever in 1935.
neutral · AI labelView post →From the making of SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE (1978): Shooting the iconic introduction of Superman to the people of Metropolis and the world. Photographer unknown.
neutral · AI labelView post →#NowWatching METROPOLIS (1927). Director: Fritz Lang. Brigitte Helm, Gustav Frohlich. Feeling a sense of history today. How about rewatch of the GrandDaddy of sci-fi epics? Forever ahead of its time. #filmsky 📽🎥🎞🎬
positive · AI labelView post →ㅤ Set from the film Metropolis, 1927 preserved in the German Cinema Museum ㅤ
neutral · AI labelView post →The Hudsucker Proxy gave us the best Perry White, Lois Lane and Metropolis ever seen on film.
neutral · AI labelView post →Thread. And yes, Lang's stuff is like the Beatles or something. It doesn't need to be first at doing stuff, because it does it well. You can just watch Metropolis or M or whatever and just think "yeah, that's a great film." It stands up.
positive · AI labelView post →It’s worth noting that HG Welles gave a negative review to the movie Metropolis … because the idea of a robot wasn’t “new.”
neutral · AI labelView post →Also oh boy was Coppola trying to make this movie when he made Metropolis huh 😬
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching Metropolis (1927) for a film class. I can see why we’re still talking about this movie
neutral · AI labelView post →Christopher Reeve’s Superman & Margot Kidder’s Lois Lane take a night flight above Metropolis, by Jim Dietz, from 1978’s Superman The Movie portfolio.
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