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Phantom (1922)

Lorenz Lubota is a city clerk with no direction in life. One day on his way to work he is run over by a woman driving a chariot and he is immediately infatuated with her.

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Ethan Y 29 Jun 2008

I've gotta say I expected more from a collaboration between Thea Von Harbou (Who wrote Metropolis) and F.W. Murnau. The stories wanders so much, with a lot of unneccesary subplots. It's not a complete waste however. Alfred Abel (Also in Metropolis) is excellent as Lorenz, and there are some absolutely brilliant and beautiful moments. They just happen to be few and far between.

Madeline M 24 Nov 2009

I don't think this movie ever knew what it wanted to do, which is weird because usually I think Murnau has a very definite plan and then he does it, with excellent style. But here . . . it seems like a domestic drama or personal tragedy, but without any of the emotional truth or power of Sunrise. I guess it needed to be more creative? Probably Alfred Abel was a poor choice for this role, too.

Carla C 16 Oct 2008

Interesting premise and some nice early attempts at special effects.

Jonathan Rosenbaum 13 Feb 2007

Reminded me most of Jean Genet's "Un chant d'amour," with bondage and latex replacing incarceration and cigarettes. This is not to say that it's equally good or poetic, but the eroticizing of a whole universe is no less apparent.

Steven B 09 Oct 2008

Oh-so-brilliant, sweet babies. Organic photographic effects that will bend your mind. The nightclub melee is a miracle of pacing. Several sequences convinced me that I was hearing music OTHER THAN the live accompanist. I lovingly hurl a resurrection bomb at F.W. Murnau: SHAPOW!