"Suspicion" is a rare work by Alfred Hitchcock that has no murder and no conspiracy. The so-called "suspicious cloud" is just imagined in a boudoir, or like Hitchcock's ridiculous description in the film, it is edited by a detective novel writer. from. Audiences who are accustomed to watching Hitchcock's works still find it difficult to accept such a "nothing" film. Perhaps it is psychological inertia, but the film's effort to create this suspense trap is also deliberate. Especially in the last part of the film, Lena thinks that Johnny will murder herself. The images in this section are too showy and seem a bit ridiculous
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"Suspicion" was originally a film about killing a wife and cheating on insurance, but because the producer took the image of Cary Grant into consideration and changed the ending resolutely, the audience felt a bit far-fetched and disappointed. The film suddenly jumped from the genre of horror and suspense to the genre of love, which is really an accident
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