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This influential German science-fiction film presents a highly stylized futuristic city where a beautiful and cultured utopia exists above a bleak underworld populated by mistreated workers. When the privileged youth Freder (Gustav Fröhlich) discovers the grim scene under the city, he becomes intent on helping the workers. He befriends the rebellious teacher Maria (Brigitte Helm), but this puts him at odds with his authoritative father, leading to greater conflict.
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Just imagine seeing this in 1927. This has got to be insane
1927 harrison ford 'blade runner"..
Like an early Pink Floyd gig.
Yass
It actually had mixed reviews. Sure, everyone loved the visuals, but many people criticized it for its supposedly communistic message, and after the premiere it had almost an hour of footage cut out and the title cards rewritten, reducing it to a Frankenstein ripoff.
Definitely!
For a film made in 1927 this is pretty damn impressive
i’m impressed now in 2021, i can’t imagine what the people of that time felt
Very impressive. A true masterpiece. I was surprised to find that it's available on Amazon.
Imagine seeing this in 1927,it must have been mindblowing!
This is even before
Star Wars
Tron
Blade Runner Movies
Uki space odyssey
@@ethanwood9124 Space Oddysey Too
@@ethanwood9124 ,German space oddesy actually
The 50s sci fi movies about aliens & different planets & advanced human technology was definitely inspired by this
Cant wait till it comes out
*"It's been 84 years..."*
@@pj5278 You mean 92 years.
Very soon
@@raamanujan2113 its not
@@mohammedjalaluddin7695
Meme from Titanic (1997)
Do you know it’s a good film when the trailer makes you want to watch it 90 years later
😄😄😄😄😆
Agreed!
No, I don't know.
@@user-ov2fc5sd1e
OhhhHHH YES, YOU, DOOOooo!!!! 😂
This movie was wasn't all that far off about its predictions for the future.
An absolute masterpiece!
WHAT.. What are you on about! We don't have robots or.. really any of the main predictions
@@timewarpdrive77 we do HAVE robots and their "consciousness" (the AI). Though it's still primitive compare to the one that shown in this film.
@@XavierZazi They don't have consciousness.. They are not conscious of anything...
@@timewarpdrive77 well yeah they are not quite conscious, that's why I put quotation marks on it
@@timewarpdrive77 idk a google engineer was literally just fired because he believed a chat bot they made was sentient.
Have you read the transcripts of their conversation?
Creepy.
This was made before people could talk.
@@JonathanTBE Idi0t!
😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Radio gu g u !!
And before the world was in colour
@@MegaRockrat 🤦🏿♂️
*Just imagine this being watched in 2027! 100th years anniversary!* 🥇😲
Edit: Just imagine our offsprings will watch it on 2127 and will celebrate 200 years of science fiction cinematic event!
and still being the best science-fiction film ever made, while there will probably only will be 3D TV!
Imagine stealing a comment so blatantly!
@@timewarpdrive77 from who? Pls say the name of that person.
@@cursedemperor9600 I don't remember the exact comment, but there was identical comment that was made earlier in this same comment section?
@@timewarpdrive77 i saw 2 but they said 1927 instead of 2027
crazy to think in already 7 years it will have anniversary (a century old) and the issues in the movie and also the "artificial human" are still modern tropes but also highly relevant in our current times (AI, biopolitics, class problems, environmental disasters, spying, the question of ethics in science, etc.)
👏👏
It really is quite scary. Even the films and music we listen to today will be a century old soon enough
Occult
why is it crazy it is still relevant? a.i. came to the world what did you expect? it vanished magically over time?
Hollywood and the Media
This film is nothing short of incredible. Hopefully it gets a special reissue in the cinema one day.
Sam Esmail, the creator of Mr Robot is making a remake of it currently. Based on Sam's talent and specific style I am sure it will be good.
@@dimitaru.8408it’s cancelled…
@@JohnFSull welp
The original is being played with live orchestra and the soundtrack from 1927 in Berlin on s regular basis!
This is one of the most visually stunning movies ever made.
The fact that this takes place in 2000 and that it’s 2021 and we’re not even close to having the technology from this movie makes it like time only changed a little bit since 1927.
It’s probably because we didn’t fully embrace technology
In reality we do have other technologies that were absolutely incomprehensible to the people from the time this movie was made, like the internet itself, miniaturized electronics (even the conept of the transistor was alien to the people of that time), nuclear power, spaceflight, plastic materials, antibiotics, fully mechanized production lines, even jet powered airplanes.
Sure, life-like automatons are not there yet, but a lot of other stuff has surpassed what people from 100 years ago believed technology will be like in our times.
@@alexandrucraciun6978 Ok, I guess that means we’re close to what the movie shows.
@@johnnywilson1382 not at all if you think about it. This is a prediction of the future based on 1920s inventions. Because they couldn’t comprehend 21st century inventions. So our world will never look like this and it would be somewhat naive to guess once again what it will look like because technology develops so quickly. Crazy to think about 🤯
Not even Close you reckon I think we are more then close even surpassed it look around you.
All we hear is, Radio Ga Ga!
What do u mean?
@@pierre-emilehjbjerg5380 Watch the music video
Oh o
Lol yea I do too haha
Actully I found this movie because of Queen and that video
1 of the best films ever made period and the fact that people are still talking about nearly a 100 years after it's release speaks volumes
Metropolis is my favorite silent film of 1927, baby!
Is there other?(from 27's)
@@aldairmaia8057 London After Midnight
@@aldairmaia8057 Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans!
Napoleon
The Kid is better
Absolutely insane how they had such special effets and large sets before colour and even sound were prevalent. Truly groundbreaking art.
Sound was Available but Directors thought people wouldnt want to hear Other people talk in Film on camera. Boy was they Wrong
It’s crazy that humans made all of these shots possible with those shots of futuristic cities, all while they didn’t have the ability to talk yet.
This film aged like fine wine. Somehow even more jaw-dropping and poignant nearly a hundred years later.
Fritz Lang is my favorite director and is my hero!
Everything he has done, was way before its time.
Can see where George Lucas and Ridley Scott got their inspiration for the visuals used in their sci-fi films
James Cameron? Maria burning to reveal her robot form under the flesh... That scene immediately gave me Terminator vibes.
No it was actually Space odyssey 2001
Fredersen’s office is Palpatine’s. (And inspired Speer for Hitler’s).
And Kubrick
It's one of most epic films made in Germany.
I would have loved to see this get a Japanese dub track.
It actually has a Japanese adaptation. It's animated.
I think it’s the greatest science fiction film ever created.
true fact
@Moh Asani I don't know man, both of them are just boring to me.
@Moh Asani fantasy stuff like LOTR
@@nilaksh007 Sci fi is boring, that s why 🤣🤣
Slow down dude😂
The Art Deco mixed with futuristic is so damn awe inspiring and amazing, just like the music video for square hammer by Ghost
Seeing this on the big screen was a wonderful experience.
It looks like this was very modern for it's time. Some effects are incredible even now.
This is a really good trailer. I remember seeing this when this restored version was first released and it got me to buy the film.
Still the most visually stunning film ever made.
Britans in 1927 watching this were like "Wonderfull innit"
No.. Most people hated it.
Outstanding narrative and visuals, surpassing contemporary standards.
This silent masterpiece will always look amazing!
Glorious film. And now we finally get the true story of Rotwang’s insane revenge- no “crazy robot on the loose” just an embittered genius sending her to do his dirty work.
The perfect teaser to the classic 1927 Sci-Fi film. Sit back and turn the volume up on the premiere musical score by Gottfried Huppertz and watch the movie in it's entirety. You won't be disappointed.
With an masterpiece like this, it should definitely be in the National Film Registry by it's 100th anniversary.
Without Metropolis, there will be no Star Wars, Star Trek, Terminator, Robocop, Alien and other medias today.
I still can’t believe this came out the year my great great grandmother was born
I watched it and I didn't get bored for a single moment. It is 1927 movie ,as commented just insane.
I just got this answer right at a trivia contest yesterday. People looked at me like I was crazy.
All we hear is 👏👏 radio ga ga 👏👏radio go go
Yeah much simmiliar in radio gaga video clip
At first, I was expecting something like an original 1927 trailer restored, but the edit shown here is great!
The most important sci-fi movie
I watched the whole of this German science fiction film for the first time on DVD (UK and Ireland) 📀 today (07-07-2024). It's absolutely brilliant. Although I remember watching some bits of it on DVD 📀 in spring 2008 when I was about eighteen years old and that DVD actually belongs to my sister so she bought it for herself.
I just love it. It's probably one of the best foreign films of all time. It never gets old and it will always be a timeless classic.
It takes place in 2026. It’s 2024 at the time of writing this
M O L O C H !
Wow what a magical masterpiece !!!
Its very advanced cinematic experience for people in 1927. WOW !!!
the effects were wayyyy beyond 1927 standards
Can't hardly wait for the remake
_Radio Ga G_a 👏👏 _Radio goo goo_ 👏👏
🎶 _Love kills, drills you through your heart.
Love kills, scars you from the start_ 🎶🎶
I love it! 💕
Uma verdadeira obra de arte, um filme visionário e muito a frente do seu tempo... estamos em 2020 e estamos vivenciando muito do que foi descrito ai em 1927.
Total.
Maybe he knew something 🧐
Took a lot of inspiration from biblical scriptures.
Got to see this again today on a big screen with pipe organ accompaniment. Incredible.
Maria: look children, these are our brothers and sisters. (She says quietly while Ms Benatar belts out the words LOVE CAN’T HIIIIIIIIIDE!)
The trailer looks awesome, can’t wait till it’s released!🔥
It was released in 1927
Just imagine a remake...
Ahhh so that's where 'Fifth Element' stole the recreation of the perfect being from.
I feel like fifth element stole elements from metropolis and blade runner and just made them weirder
@@aliegan2109 and better
@@aliegan2109 and blade runner took elements from Metropolis
@@cinqo7 every great sci-fi movie came after Metropolis took a lot of inspiration from it.
@@heuteldaethelesaniel3501 Not just sci-fi movies... apparently it also inspired Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark. Metropolis is an influential masterpiece!
0:19 that pentagram tells me this is already going to be disturbing. Karmic Retribution, they have to tell you their plans in advance.
YES. I noticed that
Foreshadowing. Remember who controlled Germany in 1927, during the Weimar Republic...
There's a poster for this movie in lord Nikon's apartment in the movie "Hackers" (1995) it was in colour though but I still had to check it out. I am completely mind blown. And the fact at how many people probably missed that one small detail and never found out this incredible film because of it. God knows it was the only way I was ever going to discover it lol.
I wonder if Coppola’s new movie Megalopolis is based on this one
So. Apple TV will adapt this, can't wait to see the landscapes!
the 1st sci-fi movie....i watched it....,loved it
We were shown part of this movie in AP World in high school a decade ago, but I've never seen the whole thing. Hopefully they'll re-release it in theaters for the 100th anniversary in a couple years
Amazing!
COA 5 had a really nice inspiration
I love metropolis.
came here from megalopolis trailer. this must have been the inspiration
Good call. My buddy was saying the same thing.
It’s pretty neat how with all the technological advances, the older material is the best source for a optimal remaster, more often than not.
Such intensity !
This is Unbelievable. The maker in that era was so imaginative .
In my opinion, this and 2001: A Space Odyssey are the greatest films ever made
The script of this movie is very poor.
2001, Blade Runner or Stalker are much better
Prometheus to me is one of them.
Hell no
1:33 BACKPACK KID????
Backpack kid
who ?
@LETSDOTHIS That kid who started every other friggin' kid doing that annoying flossing dance.
what
Hollywood would have never existed without German film. German expressionism gave us cinematography that makes one think. One scene says more than a hundred words.
This movie was quite ahead of its time
This movie was way ahead of its time ong
Pure art
Fun fact: this movie was in queens "radio gaga" music video and the full novie remains lost with 99% of it being found but 1% was damaged so bad that they coudnt save it
I need this. I only have the public domain version in a 20 movie pack.
It has become a legend.
I need to watch this.
Só Deus sabe o qnt esse filme me dá arrepios. Os atuais perdem é feio pq Metropolis é tão real (a história)
the metropolis base our future we live in metropolis 2022
I'm speechless.
Their future is our present, and yet, we still have the same concept of future. :)
I hope to see a movie that talks about this wonderful movie, which is considered the best science fiction movie of all time, and about the challenges that Fritz Lang faced, I mean details about that artistic event .Who will play Fritz Lang?
Damn thing still looks magical today.
It’s crazy how we passed the year 2000 and the movie takes place in 2000
That's really impressive
nice video
Impressive. Most impressive.
Imagine they put into a Color and Sound when the movie celebrate 100 years in 2027.
Amazing film, by the year 2000 we're be living and working on the moon. While this film was set in the future, still had aircraft of the 1920's and the acting, i imagine people were far more easily scared back then
The director was 100 years ahead of his time - he knew how things would pan out......
I feel like when this movie came out, it must’ve felt the same as when Dune 2 hit theatres and everyone was in awe of its production value and unique take on the future.
Crazy movie :)
Its so wonderful
the cinema changed after it ✌🏻
I have never seen this before today 2024. How wild. I've seen the influence of it in numerous times. Star Wars uses shots like these throughout. I saw similar shots in the animated Heavy Metal, The Fifth Element, etc. I want to watch this.
I wonder if Coppola’s new movie Megalopolis is based on this one
@@VH07654inspired Bennie and the Jets….
Una gran obra maestra del expresionismo aleman de los años 20. Sublime, avanzada a su epoca.
The robot still scares me, man... those blank eyes and that creepy dance at the club....
They knew how to have fun back in the days
I would love to have someone who worked on the film see a current movie like avatar! Their reactions would be so beautiful!!
masterpieces of mankind
It’s crazy to me that this film is almost 100 years old.