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Alvina 2022-03-26 09:01:10
A wise man has a thousand worries, and he must make a mistake. Murder or theft, no matter how well-planned the plan is, in the end, success is timing, and defeat is timing. The montage of this film is very clever, the eyebrows are burning on this side, and the other side is leisurely strolling in the courtyard. A lot of psychological monologues, eloquently, really make people's heart beat faster. The victims are many pitiful, but it is also very embarrassing. Murder and theft are not very...
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Lamar 2022-03-26 09:01:10
Without any foreshadowing, the incident was directly brought out, and without any foreshadowing, everything was revealed. I didn’t understand how the photos of the male and female protagonists fell into the hands of the police? PS: If you want to leave so many group photos, you have to bring a photographer with you when you have a secret...
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Sandy 2022-03-26 09:01:10
1. Nothing happens without a book. There will always be a series of coincidences that go against your perfect plan. 2. I really like the sad soundtrack and the dark lighting schedule. 3. Women are always stronger in love, and spare no effort to pay for the man they...
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Syble 2022-03-26 09:01:10
you see madam, there are always several photos in a...
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Grady 2022-03-26 09:01:10
The film uses ingenious plot logic to push an otherwise perfect criminal plan into an absurd situation. The seemingly low-level but reasonable mistakes will make the audience fall into helpless anxiety, while the inner monologue makes the film have a poetic temperament. The complex nature of the film makes it difficult to categorize it, yet it seems that the serene appearance has the ability to be...
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Kennedi 2022-03-25 09:01:15
A fusion of French New Wave and "Post-Caligari". Snowballing from a single point to a narrative with multiple threads. The blues soundtrack expresses the inner confusion of the characters. This existential style with dark humor directly influenced American directors such as the Coen brothers and Martin Scorsese in the future. Although there is suspicion of hasty anticlimactic, but since it is the director's first feature film, it is also...
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Julianne 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Her smile only appears in the photo and is fleeting. Moreau is so charming, her one-man show is always bright, she walks aimlessly on the road, and the rain doesn't stop...
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Name 2022-03-25 09:01:15
The so-called perfect murders are ultimately defeated by small mistakes. On the same night, the male protagonist was trying to get out of the predicament, and the female protagonist was walking on the street in a blur, including the handling of the young couple, very French. The black and white picture is very...
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Dorcas 2022-03-25 09:01:15
The take on film noir is obvious. There is a big and small problem that is limited by the age, that is, the low-light scenes in the elevator are obviously wrong. First, the traces of the lighting are particularly obvious, and the second is the brightness problem. The brightness of many pictures is enough for the audience to watch. The scene is clear, but the situation of the picture is that the male protagonist must rely on the light of a lighter to see clearly, which makes the whole scene seem...
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Sonny 2022-03-25 09:01:15
75/365days. The two previously publicized murders were both characterized in the development of the film. Although it is the debut work, the forgetting of the key clues (still hooked on the rope on the balcony) is simply too low-level mistake. It was possible to go on a more cruel or absurd road by coincidence, but the solution of the case was handed over to the director with an omniscient perspective. Only Jeanne Moreau, who is left alone wandering the streets of Paris at night, deserves...
Elevator to the Gallows Comments
Extended Reading
Elevator to the Gallows quotes
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[repeated line]
Florence Carala: Have you seen Mr. Tavernier tonight?
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Florence Carala: [inner voice] Julien with that girl? Why? Yes, I recognized the flower shop girl. I can't believe it. That would be so shabby.
Director: Louis Malle
Language: French,German Release date: January 29, 1958