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Magnus 2022-03-20 09:01:34
"Double Indemnity" - This is not a car to kindergarten
Although they are all works by Billy Wilder, after watching "The Witness for the Prosecution", I always feel that there is no more awesome work than this, and I don't want "Double Indemnity" to be comparable to it. It is also a father-killing drama in which a wife colluded with her lover. "The...
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Jarret 2021-11-12 08:01:25
Watching fashion from movies
I am the same as DITAVONTEESE - just in this respect, I like the makeup of Hollywood golden age actresses. Although I think her imitation gives people an impression that they are not classical but weird, it is really not flattering, and slightly effective. Suspicion.
The tall eyebrows, the...

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Karlie 2022-03-27 09:01:04
At first glance, it was a perfect murder plan, but through the narrative process of the characters' inner monologue, it focuses more on showing the ups and downs of emotional thoughts, rather than just presenting a criminal case. The murderer is clearly pointed out at the beginning, and the audience is naturally concerned about how and why the suspense is. This is also an attractive method, and it is inevitable to think of some Hitchcock films. PS. I learned another way to light a match: you can ignite the fire directly with your fingers.
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Amelia 2022-03-27 09:01:04
The plot of the whole film is not sloppy at all, and it simply resolutely describes a murder incident so that people can hold their breath. The flashback structure of the flashback is very classic and can be used as a model. Wilder is also excellent in the control of details, such as the character reversal of the cigarette, the real face of the femme fatale, and the killing techniques. great!
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