The great director Friedrich Christian Anton Lang, who came to Hollywood from Germany to escape Nazi persecution, made films in Hollywood that basically followed his German masterpiece "M is the Killer". This film "The Woman" "in the Window" is no exception, it is an early work of film noir. What's more interesting is that the story in this film is a story of a professor and a nightclub without girls, and such a story also appeared in the writings of a pioneer novelist in the 1980s. The style of the film is still very attention-grabbing. The indoor and outdoor scenes are mysterious and charming, which fully reflects the talent of Friedrich Christian Anton Lang and the style of a great director. However, the story of the film is far-fetched and confusing, which is also the limitation of the Hollywood business on Friedrich Christian Anton Lang.
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2022-02-19 08:02
Extended Reading
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Wiley 2022-03-26 09:01:12
The second Fritz Lang. The protagonists, with a sense of guilt, cover up the murders that were not entirely their responsibility, and finally grow out of control. It's not a thriller, it's a psychodrama. The final ending was quite unexpected. When I woke up, I had to interpret the dream for the audience... Some of the plots were a little awkward, but in retrospect, if it was all a dream, it seemed quite natural. Not very immersed in this kind of guilt-driven crime that sucks...
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Nico 2022-03-27 09:01:18
The previous layout, the clumsiness of the protagonist, and many coincidences all make people feel unreasonable, but this ending is wonderful, and you can't pick out any faults in an instant. It fits well, it can
The Woman in the Window quotes
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Collins: [Repeated line] It's 10:30, sir.
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Claude Mazard: [Barges in] Who are you?
Richard Wanley: [Stands up] My name is...
Alice Reed: [Runs in from other room] Frank! Frank, darling, listen to me!
Claude Mazard: I told you if you ever-
[slaps Alice in the face]
Richard Wanley: Stop that you fool!
Claude Mazard: [Runs at Wanley] Fool, eh?
[Punches Wanley]