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M -- 1931

Criterion Edition -- DVD5 



I have included the very interesting and informative commentary track featuring German film scholars Anton Kaes and Eric
Rentschler. There's a second disc which I may upload later if enough people ask for it. Meanwhile, enjoy this
masterpiece of cinema and please also seed when you finish your download! 



"M" was voted by 500 German film experts as the greatest German film of all time, and it's easy to see why.
This was director Fritz Lang's first "talkie," although you would not guess that on first viewing, as both
audio and video are touched with genius. 



The plot is simple: the city is being terrorized by a child murderer, or "morder" in German, which is where
the title "M" is derived. The killer is eerily portrayed by Peter Lorre in one of his first acting roles. He
is creepy-looking and -sounding, and inhabits the role with alarming perfection. The police are baffled, the citizens
are outraged, and "the usual suspects" -- that is, the regular criminals, are getting very fed-up with being
continually hounded and raided by the cops searching for the murderer. The outlaw gangs band together to find the killer
who is cramping their style, just as the police find some telling clues to the murderer's identity. Who will find him
first? And what will they do with him when he's found? It is the answer to this question which really elevates
"M" above the usual. 



In the end, Hans Beckert, the killer played by Lorre, is revealed to be evil... but not the kind of almost supernatural
evil which we assign to killers of this ilk nowadays. Finally unmasked, we see him as a pitiful creature, tortured as
well as torturer, hunted and haunted by his own demons, just as he hunts and haunts his victims and their families. Yet
the film does not act as an apologia for child-murderers, by any means. It's just not given the overly-simplified
"black-and-white" treatment in vogue today. 



Peter Lorre is one of my favorite actors, and IMO he's one of the most underrated in movie history. If he were just
3" taller, he would have made a smooth leading man... yes, I truly believe that to be the case, despite his voice.
In fact, I'll go so far as to assert that his voice can actually be characterized as sexy and seductive! (But maybe
that's just me... any other gals (or guys) who swoon over Peter Lorre out there?) 



Here's the Criterion Collection web page on this DVD release:

http://www.criterion.com/films/558



Here's the dope from IMDB: 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0022100/



User Rating:8.6/10   33,583 votes 



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Director:Fritz Lang

Writers: Thea von Harbou (script) and Fritz Lang (script) (Egon Jacobson (article) uncredited )

Run Time: 110 minutes 

Release Date: 31 August 1931 (Sweden) 

Genre: Crime | Film-Noir | Thriller 

Country:Germany 

Language:German 

Color:Black and White 

Aspect Ratio:1.19 : 1 (YES... 1.19:1) 



Cast (Cast overview, first billed only)



 Peter Lorre ...  Hans Beckert 

 Ellen Widmann ...  Frau Beckmann 

 Inge Landgut ...  Elsie Beckmann 

 Otto Wernicke ...  Inspector Karl Lohmann 

 Theodor Loos ...  Inspector Groeber 

 Gustaf Gründgens ...  Schränker 

 Friedrich Gnaß ...  Franz, the burglar 

 Fritz Odemar ...  The cheater 

 Paul Kemp ...  Pickpocket with six watches 

 Theo Lingen ...  Bauernfänger 

 Rudolf Blümner ...  Beckert's defender 

 Georg John ...  Blind panhandler 

 Franz Stein ...  Minister 

 Ernst Stahl-Nachbaur ...  Police chief 

 Gerhard Bienert ...  Criminal secretary 



IMDB User Review: 

"M" is a cinematic masterpiece of visual drama. The stunning performances define the careers of exceptional
actors such as Peter Lorre and Gustaf Grundgens. Director Fritz Lang gives depth and dimension to his production by
distinctly capturing the ecstasy of the film's many characters and focusing accurately on individual situations. This is
an intriguing journey into the mind of a psychotic child murderer, blending terror, complexity, and malignity in one
amazing motion picture.



Screenwriters Thea von Harbou and Fritz Lang construct the characters in "M" with distinctive personalities
and three-dimensional emotions. Many lesser filmmakers give their characters no backstory outside the confines of the
script. In this movie each individual character has a mind of his own; s/he is free to roam the streets of this dirty
city landscape.



Fabricating such an impressive atmosphere is some of the best cinematography and lighting effects that I can remember
watching. This resplendent component creates the film's terrific moody ambiance. Suspense is one thing "M"
contains in full measure. The movie's third act is sheer high-peak tension.



Shot in black and white, "M" stars Peter Lorre as Peter-Hans Beckert, an extremely disturbed child-murderer in
the process of wreaking havoc on a neighborhood. Parents everywhere are living in fear of their children being kidnapped
and abruptly annihilated. 



This picture contains a brilliantly crafted setup. The visual setting creates a strongly developed opening. Every scene
works to either complicate the initial problem or propels the story through a firm narrative through line.



The film captures the chaos of the town in terror perfectly. "M" is more about the results of a serial killer
than an actual serial killer. Never do we directly witness a murder; the violent encounters are implied. This method of
filmmaking perhaps makes the movie's impact even greater. With a creative perspective through a third person point of
view, the filmmakers repeatedly give us examples of a solid structure through characters and occurrences. 



"M" offers a unforgettable performance by Peter Lorre. This extraordinary actor is tormenting and disturbing
without engaging in extreme violent conduct onscreen. He perspires with both terror and rapture. This closing scenes are
so deeply penetrating they entirely captivate the viewer. 



Isn't this what movies are supposed to do? **** out of ****

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