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Chaz 2021-12-30 17:21:42
Our teacher said that sometimes there are very obvious loopholes in Hitchcock's films, but this does not affect the audience's love of the film, because these loopholes themselves have become part of his special...
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Joannie 2021-12-30 17:21:42
I really like this movie. Needless to say, the music in the movie is integrated with the movie. The plot is very catchy, and I don’t feel tired when I look at it. Sometimes I can think about it. I really like...
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Foster 2021-12-30 17:21:42
James Stewart’s most outstanding performance in Hitchcock’s films is the performance in "Rear Window". In other collaborative works, Stewart’s performances are actually very singular and stylized. Stewart has a customary posture, with his head down, slightly hunched, and frowning. Locked, elbow contracted, this image has appeared in movies many times, especially the frowning. This kind of performance not only makes the audience perceive the urgency of the form, but also makes the audience aware...
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Alec 2021-12-30 17:21:42
Hitchcock's skills in audio-visual language and mastery of control can be a model for suspense films. The concert hall, from the arrangement to the editing of the camera, and even the advancement of the story by the sound, are all exciting and...
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Jannie 2021-12-30 17:21:42
One of the best movies in the movie, Doria Day's temperament is very comfortable, and it is really sweet. Music and identity/name confusion are the suspense points of this film. The assassination stage of the opera can also be regarded as a fashion leader. The song Que Sera, Sera also plays an important role. It's a pity that the plot to resolve the incident is somewhat...
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Bethany 2021-12-30 17:21:42
The suspenseful atmosphere is relatively shallow, and there are more loopholes than usual, and sometimes it has almost no credibility. What is rare is that in Hitchcock's movie, this female power is relatively prominent, compared with the male protagonist's low insight, only cares about their own children and not the prime minister's danger, the female protagonist is more observant, intelligent, compassionate, and gentle. The strength of determination is undoubtedly expressed in two voices: one...
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Tomas 2021-12-30 17:21:42
It’s quite rare that the whole family is involved in a conspiracy. From start to finish, it’s very exciting to catch people, although the plot is also...
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Rahsaan 2021-12-30 17:21:42
I really like the humorous and serious singing of DorisDay performed by Mrs. McKenna. James Stewart still looks like that in the back window.. It can be called Hitchcock's version of the Prime Minister's murder. The highlight is the change of the camera and the sound. Processing. In terms of plot, it is completely typical setting, and only the stamp belonging to Hitchcock is...
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Josie 2021-12-30 17:21:42
The murdered agent was extremely amateur, and the civilian woman instantly saw the abnormality. What's more ridiculous was that he didn't dare to answer the common questions of Pingshui met friends, such as what are you doing here as a foreigner-professional agents don't say they have one or more cover identities. Any questions will be made up casually and will not leak. The male protagonist is extremely compelling, and a foreign country instantly reveals his own old feelings to strangers,...
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Monroe 2021-12-30 17:21:42
★ ★ ★ ★☆, Jimmy recalled that he had a lot of lines when he was filming the concert hall scene when Hitch delivered the AFI Lifetime Achievement Award. But after the first shot, Xixi called cut to remove the lines, "I can't hear the background symphony because you are yelling too loud." Later when he watched the scene again, he couldn't remember what the line was at that time, and Jimmy agreed to "we don't need that speech, all we need is...
The Man Who Knew Too Much Comments
The Man Who Knew Too Much quotes
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Cindy Fontaine: Ben dashed off to see him.
Helen Parnell: Then, Jo said it wasn't a man but a place and she dashed off.
Jan Peterson: Don't mention it again, darling, or I might dash off.
Cindy Fontaine: Oh! What a temptation.
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Helen Parnell: It isn't a he, it's an it! A building.
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Language: English,Arabic,French Release date: June 1, 1956