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* NightmareFuel: [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane Hallucination or not,]] Dr. Baum's vision of Dr. Mabuse in his office is horrifying. The speech he makes on chaos is chilling, his ''brain'' is exposed, and his eyes... ''Those '''eyes.''''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-WnY_ZmT9E In case you weren't interested in sleeping tonight...]]
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Lohmann has to make a phone call from near the burning factory, he uses a field telephone that has to be connected to the telephone line by a policeman climbing up the pole. In the remake Lohmann has a car phone.
* YouLookFamiliar: Among the mooks arrested by Kommmissar Lohmann in the siege of their apartment is Karetzky, played by Theo Lingen. Previously, in ''M'', Theo Lingen played The Con-Man, one of the leaders of the Berlin underworld who also got arrested by Lohmann.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Lohmann has to make a phone call from near the burning factory, he uses a field telephone that has to be connected to the telephone line by a policeman climbing up the pole. In the remake Lohmann has a car phone.
* YouLookFamiliar: Among the mooks arrested by Kommmissar Lohmann in the siege of their apartment is Karetzky, played by Theo Lingen. Previously, in ''M'', Theo Lingen played The Con-Man, one of the leaders of the Berlin underworld who also got arrested by Lohmann.
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* NightmareFuel: [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane Hallucination or not,]] Dr. Baum's vision of Dr. Mabuse in his office is horrifying. The speech he makes on chaos is chilling, his ''brain'' is exposed, and his eyes... ''Those '''eyes.''''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-WnY_ZmT9E In case you weren't interested in sleeping tonight...]]
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Lohmann has to make a phone call from near the burning factory, he uses a field telephone that has to be connected to the telephone line by a policeman climbing up the pole. In the remake Lohmann has a car phone.
* YouLookFamiliar: Among the mooks arrested by Kommmissar Lohmann in the siege of their apartment is Karetzky, played by Theo Lingen. Previously, in ''M'', Theo Lingen played The Con-Man, one of the leaders of the Berlin underworld who also got arrested by Lohmann.]]
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Lohmann has to make a phone call from near the burning factory, he uses a field telephone that has to be connected to the telephone line by a policeman climbing up the pole. In the remake Lohmann has a car phone.
* YouLookFamiliar: Among the mooks arrested by Kommmissar Lohmann in the siege of their apartment is Karetzky, played by Theo Lingen. Previously, in ''M'', Theo Lingen played The Con-Man, one of the leaders of the Berlin underworld who also got arrested by Lohmann.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The Lithographer (of Mabuse's money-forging unit) is played by Paul Henckels, who later appeared as Professor Bömmel in ''Film/DieFeuerzangenbowle''. In the 1962 remake, Lohmann is played by [[Creator/GertFrobe Goldfinger]].
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Lohmann has to make a phone call from near the burning factory, he uses a field telephone that has to be connected to the telephone line by a policeman climbing up the pole. In the remake Lohmann has a car phone.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Lohmann has to make a phone call from near the burning factory, he uses a field telephone that has to be connected to the telephone line by a policeman climbing up the pole. In the remake Lohmann has a car phone.phone.
* YouLookFamiliar: Among the mooks arrested by Kommmissar Lohmann in the siege of their apartment is Karetzky, played by Theo Lingen. Previously, in ''M'', Theo Lingen played The Con-Man, one of the leaders of the Berlin underworld who also got arrested by Lohmann.
* YouLookFamiliar: Among the mooks arrested by Kommmissar Lohmann in the siege of their apartment is Karetzky, played by Theo Lingen. Previously, in ''M'', Theo Lingen played The Con-Man, one of the leaders of the Berlin underworld who also got arrested by Lohmann.
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* NightmareFuel: Hallucination or not, Dr. Baum's vision of Dr. Mabuse in his office is horrifying. The speech he makes on chaos is chilling, his ''brain'' is exposed, and his eyes... ''Those '''eyes.''''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-WnY_ZmT9E In case you weren't interested in sleeping tonight...]]
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* NightmareFuel: [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane Hallucination or not, not,]] Dr. Baum's vision of Dr. Mabuse in his office is horrifying. The speech he makes on chaos is chilling, his ''brain'' is exposed, and his eyes... ''Those '''eyes.''''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-WnY_ZmT9E In case you weren't interested in sleeping tonight...]]
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* NightmareFuel: Hallucination or not, Dr. Baum's vision of Dr. Mabuse in his office is horrifying. The speech he makes on chaos is chilling, his ''brain'' is exposed, and his eyes... ''Those '''eyes.'''''
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* NightmareFuel: Hallucination or not, Dr. Baum's vision of Dr. Mabuse in his office is horrifying. The speech he makes on chaos is chilling, his ''brain'' is exposed, and his eyes... ''Those '''eyes.'''''''''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-WnY_ZmT9E In case you weren't interested in sleeping tonight...]]
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* NightmareFuel: Hallucination or not, Dr. Baum's vision of Dr. Mabuse in his office is horrifying. The speech he makes on chaos is chilling, his ''brain'' is exposed, and his eyes... ''Those '''eyes.'''''
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* InferredHolocaust: Lohmann completely fails to stop Baum from setting fire to the chemical works, which according to Mabuse's notes would gas huge numbers of people in the surrounding area with toxic fumes. However, Lohmann, Kent and Baum all walk about in fairly close vicinity to the burning factory without having to wear gasmasks, which seems to indicate that luckily the fumes were not deadly.
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* InferredHolocaust: Lohmann completely fails to stop Baum from setting fire to the chemical works, which according to Mabuse's notes would gas huge numbers of people in the surrounding area with toxic fumes. However, Lohmann, Kent and Baum all walk about in fairly close vicinity to the burning factory without having to wear gasmasks, which seems to indicate that luckily the fumes were not deadly.deadly.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Lohmann has to make a phone call from near the burning factory, he uses a field telephone that has to be connected to the telephone line by a policeman climbing up the pole. In the remake Lohmann has a car phone.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Lohmann has to make a phone call from near the burning factory, he uses a field telephone that has to be connected to the telephone line by a policeman climbing up the pole. In the remake Lohmann has a car phone.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Fritz Lang's Mabuse films became famous world-wide, the Mabuse novels by Norbert Jacques less so.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The Lithographer (of Mabuse's money-forging unit) is played by Paul Henckels, who later appeared as Professor Bömmel in ''Film/DieFeuerzangenbowle''. In the 1962 remake, Lohmann is played by [[Creator/GertFrobe Goldfinger]].
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* InferredHolocaust: Lohmann completely fails to stop Baum from setting fire to the chemical works, which according to Mabuse's notes would kill huge numbers of people in the surrounding area with toxic fumes.
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* InferredHolocaust: Lohmann completely fails to stop Baum from setting fire to the chemical works, which according to Mabuse's notes would kill gas huge numbers of people in the surrounding area with toxic fumes.fumes. However, Lohmann, Kent and Baum all walk about in fairly close vicinity to the burning factory without having to wear gasmasks, which seems to indicate that luckily the fumes were not deadly.
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* InferredHolocaust: Lohmann completely fails to stop Baum from setting fire to the chemical works, which according to Mabuse's notes would kill huge numbers of people in the surrounding area with toxic fumes.
