Is it worth the time? Look, if you have a soft spot for 1920s German cinema that feels like it was filmed in a shoebox, you’ll dig Express 13. It’s got that jittery, high-stakes energy that makes you forget it’s nearly a century old. If you need crisp digital color or a plot that makes total sense, skip this and go wat...
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"Is it worth the time? Look, if you have a soft spot for 1920s German cinema that feels like it was filmed in a shoebox, you’ll dig Express 13. It’s got that jittery, high-stakes energy that makes you forget it’s nearly a century old. If you need crisp digital color or a plot that makes total sense, skip this and go watch something else. It’s definitely not for the modern blockbuster crowd. The whole thing takes place on a train, which is already a winning setup for me. There’s something about t..."
Rudolph Cartier, Egon Eis
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