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Shanghai Express (1932)

A beautiful temptress re-kindles an old romance while trying to escape her past during a tension-packed train journey.

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Mordaunt Hall 08 Nov 1935

It is by all odds the best picture Josef von Sternberg has directed.

Mike Clark 16 Mar 2009

Marlene Dietrich is in full plume in Shanghai Express, literally and figuratively.

Ted Mahar 02 Jul 1942

Von Sternberg, who was forever looking for new kinds of stylisation, said that he intended everything in Shanghai Express to have the rhythm of a train. He clearly meant it: the bizarre stop-go cadences of the dialogue delivery are the most blatantly non-naturalistic element, but the overall design and dramatic pacing are equally extraordinary.

David Parkinson 13 Nov 2009

Intriguing and visually atmospheric melodrama with Dietrich doing her sultry thing.

Robert Herring 09 Jun 1981

This melodrama the director weakens by mistaking postponement of event for suspense. But the film has compensating strength in the star, who photographs more beautifully than before and, though she is acted off the screen by Anna May Wong, shows herself unique in Hollywood by being majestically beautiful.