"Telephone Murder" is a classic work and has a profound impact on the development of 3D film technology. The film can be defined as a "U-turn" by Hitchcock. In "Telephone Murder", the ingenious layout and reconciliation of design and anti-design, hypothesis and anti-hypothesis are enough to make this movie remain in the annals of history. This movie is not only the plot is intertwined, but the 3D effect is also very good.
"Telephone Murder" conveys the idea of Skynet's recovery. In the film, the careful design of the crime plan not only reflects the cleverness of the screenwriter, but also becomes the biggest feature of the film. The conflict between planning and change before the murder begins is one of the most exciting passages in Hitchcock's film. It shows Alfred Hitchcock's profound skill in putting tension into humor. The final verdict of the film is not far-fetched, and it has become a masterpiece of Hitchcock's film with a clever idea .
Although "Telephone Murder" is not a 3D movie in the general sense, it is a commendable masterpiece. One of the most classic three-dimensional images in the film is that when the heroine Grace Kelly is attacked, she reaches out to grab the scissors in the direction of the audience. This scene not only gives the audience the feeling of rushing outside the screen, but also reflects the director Hitchcock's skills in using space to increase the sense of mystery.
