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Norman FosterMr. Moto's Last Warning (1939)

The sixth film in the Mr. Moto series. Mr. Moto is stationed in Egypt to investigate a plot to destroy British and French diplomatic relations.


This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: Norman Foster
Production Company: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp.
Audio/Visual: sound, b&w
Keywords: Mystery; Crime; Suspense

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: Ella_Greggs - - April 1, 2009
Subject: Go Moto Go! Script - Just Go Away
Mr. Moto is a great character, and Peter Lorre clearly has a lot of fun playing him. The film is worth watching only to see the actors - particularly Lorre, who kicks up the energy level several notches whenever he's on screen. John Carradine does a credible turn (despite his American accent) as the British agent posing as a low-life gang member. He has a few good scenes, including one in an underwater diving bell (some nice underwater effects there). But Carradine's supporting role is unfortunately rather small. A very young, muscular George Sanders also doesn't have much to do as the lead villain's side-kick. Any movie where Moto matches wits with an evil mastermind who is an accomplished ventriliquist has potential, but, sadly, the story just isn't well told. The so-called "Egyptian" setting is laughable - a handful of extras wearing turbans and fezes do not an Egypt make. Most of the action takes place in a British music hall and a British pub, with not a single Egyptian character, nor even a stock-footage shot of pyramids or the Sphinx to give any sense of being in an exotic locale. This is definitely a lesser installment in the 1930s Oriental detective genre. The print is also very dark, which is a real disadvantage to a movie with so many night shots. All that said, some Moto is better than no Moto. Two stars for the film itself, plus an extra one for Lorre.

Reviewer: A/V Geek Skip - - November 2, 2007
Subject: PD
is in public domain. Other Mr Moto films are not however...

Reviewer: Plan 9 - - October 12, 2007
Subject: Mr. Moto's Last Warning
I love Mr. Moto!

Reviewer: square eyed boy - - October 11, 2007
Subject: Mr Moto's Last Warning
Film is great, you can hardly go wrong with a Peter Lorre film.
One thing though, if the MPEG2 really is MPEG2, I am a banana. I cn assure you that I am neither yellow nor bent. The MPEG1 seems to me to be of equal quality and is fastre to download of course.

Reviewer: surfvh - - March 21, 2007
Subject: There are 7 more Mr. Moto films
If they are not under copyright, they would make a great addition to archive.org's film archives.

This film is a dandy. It has intrigue, lots of action, comedic sequences, and Peter Lorre playing one of his most versatile roles. Love those Mr. Moto films! Definitely worth watching.

Reviewer: jimelena - - March 22, 2006
Subject: Reseen
I've watched this twice so there must be something attracting me.
What it is, I can't say, don't know.
It seems to be just average but somehow cool too.
Give it a peak.

Reviewer: bdon - - October 1, 2005
Subject: Please...
More Mr.Moto's movies....

Reviewer: Scott Saunders - - August 5, 2005
Subject: Works fine for me.
I downloaded it, and it worked fine for me. I wish more of the Mr. Moto films were in the public domian.

Reviewer: dajudge - - August 5, 2005
Subject: Again, the MPEG2 won't work
"Can't change directory ..." so after 2 GB of download, the rest is gone.