Strangers on a Train movie plot
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Priscilla 2022-03-23 09:01:40
Rewatch. As an object, a lighter is like a tennis ball in a tennis match. It provokes a confrontation between the two parties, and it is the transfer (throwing) between the two parties, which is really visible. Furthermore, lighter/tennis is a signifier and exists as a string that connects the two sides. Four train rides, talking (accounting for) - the conversation was pleasant, but the other party didn't remember and ignored the other party at all. The lighter is also a fragment of the real, the condition for the existence of the contract.
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Priscilla 2022-04-21 09:01:45
Hitchcock has long abandoned the concept of "murderer", telling you who the murderer is early, and is not keen to find the murderer. So the next episode may be the protagonist's dealings with the murderer, or it may be for the audience to watch how the protagonist of the authorities and fans discovers the truth. One of the ways Hitchcock's films endure is to channel the audience's nervousness about "finding the murderer" into the rest of the film. But as far as "Stranger on a Train" is concerned, the frequent editing of the protagonist playing a tennis match and the murderer looking for a lighter at the train station is the most nervous moment in the whole film.
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Bruno: I have the perfect weapon right here: these two hands.
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Bruno Anthony: Your wife. My father. Criss-cross.