Roberto Lombardi

Tatyana 2021-12-21 08:01:22

This film feels more loyal to Hitchcock’s disciple than the debut "Razor's Edge":

"The Cry"-the third-level film; the first female victim of "The Confession" rolls down the slope; perhaps There is also the expressionism of "Doctor Edward"-in the end Jack ran up to the silhouette of the building...

Winnifred 2021-12-21 08:01:22

De Palma has always been hailed as the "flatter and imitator" of the master of suspense Hitchcock. I believe this is unquestionable. You can see the tribute to the master in many of his works. "Furious Line" naturally can't escape the eyes of the audience, which can be seen from the restoration of...

Jovani 2022-03-27 09:01:10

Eavesdropping on tragedy. All kinds of mechanical audio-visual equipment in the 1970s and 1980s are eye-opening. The composition of close-up + medium shot is impressive. The last 20 minutes were fantastic. #DVD#

Erick 2022-04-22 07:01:32

1. It is obviously related to "Zoom"; 2. The bridge listening to the sound is really wonderful and wonderful; 3. I like the atmosphere rendering and foreshadowing of the first half, but I don't like the progress and climax of the second half.