Barbara Leigh-Hunt

Tamia 2022-01-07 15:52:55

One of Hitchcock's tetralogy: Shadow of a Doubt, Strangers on a Train, Psycho, Frenzy
Metaphor of food; People become food for their victims. Food-sex-death.
I don’t know whether I should thank Hitchcock, or should I thank Hitchcock in this I happened to learn Hitchcock at the stage, and my...

Anais 2022-01-07 15:52:55

Hitchcock is a severely underrated movie.
      In line with the changes of the times, on the basis of Xi Pang’s usual suspense and anxiety narrative, he added a lot of daily and life-flow content. This technique is actually very common in his late period. It is obviously influenced by neo-realism....

Arielle 2022-03-26 09:01:09

7.5 Wrong man routine, there are as many stories as you can say. The potato truck section is very happy, and the most ingenious is the ending, but it took more than a minute and turned a few reversals. But like most Hitchcock films, it's utterly boring most of the time.

Arielle 2022-03-26 09:01:09

Based on the novel Goodbye, Piccadilly; Farewell, Leicester Square, by Arthur Labine. Hitchcock is obsessed with the display of lust, which is very intuitive in this film. The British view murder as both lustful pursuits (as reflected in the opening dialogue between the two detectives), as well as fear and anxiety (the panic-stricken crowd of bodies found). The film has been switching back and forth between a wronged hero and a murderer with a strange xp, and the plot is driven by two crimes committed by the murderer. The scene of turning potatoes in the truck compartment is full of tension. Hitchcock abandoned his extensive description of the love scene, and still used the routine of telling you the murderer early and seeing how the murderer was caught later. The Detective's House is a lot like Mike Lee's awkward social comedy