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See Joseph Losey's M ('51) this week on #NoirAlley hosted by

12:01 AM · Apr 24, 2019

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looks good

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@Catfan43973067

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And...it is

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Fantastic shots of long gone Bunker Hill by the way.

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@JohnKra62782261

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Will the original German M ever be shown?

@allanjohnson14

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If I had seen this film in 1951 In a theatre I would of called my parents to pick me up. David Wayne usually the comedic sidekick was outstanding in this role.

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Rebecca Hansbrough

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No one gets out of this unscathed. LA detectives look as bungling, helpless & gestapo-like in M as they did during well-known serial killer sprees like the Hillside Strangler, the Dating Game Killer & Night Stalker. Of course, the blind man is the hero in M

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The silent film "M" is very scary because of Peter Lorre's portrayal of a child killer. In contrast, the remake with David Wayne as the psychopath is a more realistic interpretation. Loved your comic relief at the end of the film. Surprise, you can carry a tune!

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