Cinematic Revival: Leave 'Metropolis' Alone
I wonder if they even know this has already been done
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On the left are the workers getting off their 10-hour shift and on the right are those just about to start. The folks on the left barely move while those on the right briskly enter the workplace.
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Freder seeing Maria for the first time. Tell me he doesn't look like Ralph Fiennes.
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When Freder sees a machine go over the boiling point he gets disoriented and instead of seeing reality he sees the workers being fed into the machine, which now looks like a monster. He refers to the monster as Moloch. In biblical terms, Moloch was one of the idols worshipped by the Israelites, to which they sacrificed children.
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Rotwang on the hunt for Maria. Check out the skulls behind him.
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That's Maria on the table undergoing the robot transformation process.
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This is Joh, who I think looks exactly like General Tarkin (Peter Cushing) from Star Wars.
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Robot Maria giving us the stink eye.
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Robot Maria giving the upper class folks a show causing a stir in Metropolis. This equates to step one in Rotwang's plan.
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Robot Maria again, except this time she is riding what appears to be a creature of some sort with seven heads and ten horns, much like the one described earlier in the movie from the Book of Revelations.
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Yeah, that's death.
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Check it out, Joh has a video phone!
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It's the end of the world as we know it and the cheering commences.
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