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early nineteen-seventies seem tame" and "while this "Mabuse" lacks most of the surrealistic effects and the dazzling hallucinations that gave its predecessor such magic, it's rich in the images and the shocks at which Lang excelled."
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183:124 minutes
70:Produced by
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2536:You and Me
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2297:Fritz Lang
2172:Dr. Mabuse
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