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Hollie 2023-06-26 14:44:36
Two brushes after ten years. It's an old-school thriller about "ordinary people getting caught up in conspiracy." The blind woman Hepburn's husband took a flight home and was stuffed with a doll with drugs hidden at the airport, so Alan Arkin's trio came to role-play, and the layout tempted Hepburn to hand over the doll. The loopholes in the script are still very obvious, especially when Hepburn woke up to the truth and found that the phone line at home was cut, so he held the building with a...
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Rasheed 2023-06-09 16:38:16
The old man Alan Akin was so bt and evil back...
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Brandon 2023-06-07 17:42:36
Audrey's performance well deserves the Oscar...
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Opal 2023-05-04 06:25:01
The middle-aged Hepburn is still beautiful and moving. American movies in the 1960s had a pretentious mood that could make us, the poor class, smell the breath of the...
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Justus 2023-04-06 05:03:07
Although Hepburn is beautiful, Uncle Alan's passion has seriously affected my...
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Clementine 2023-02-18 18:31:48
Not to mention, this movie really tests Hepburn's acting skills, it is too long + a lot of logical problems, other people in my own family can come and go freely, the villain is embarrassed to use gasoline to threaten... But the last 20 minutes are very exciting, with many small ups and downs. . Alan Arkin is a rare villain, and the end of the film making up the cast reminds me of "Cloud...
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Salma 2023-02-10 19:11:14
Generally speaking, there is no special limit on the angle of view. At first, I thought that the angle of view was on the side where I was going to find the doll, but I jumped to Audrey's side, but the lens design is still from the perspective of a discerning person, so it is not creative enough. Overall it is worth seeing, Audrey's acting skills as a blind man are still...
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Santino 2023-01-31 12:24:23
While the script is flawed, it is so ingenious. The blind people's judgment on the sound of the sound is very high. The lights in the last part are turned on and off. They are extremely high in creating suspense and tension. The best acting of Hepburn's...
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Electa 2023-01-29 17:25:45
Suddenly I want to see Hepburn. Come and see Hepburn's work in a row. Although the story is a bit mentally handicapped, Hepburn still played a good blind girl. A wise blind woman who saved herself...
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Ludie 2023-01-17 07:28:19
The blind man fights three people bravely, takes the bad guy around in circles, the phone rings twice to find out the truth, the fight is reversed, and the refrigerator ends everything...Audrey is quite an acting part. ....
Wait Until Dark Comments
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Jazmin 2022-05-04 06:01:02
Who will you think of when darkness falls
When I watched it, I kept asking me what you saw, why is it so horrible. Turning back and laughing. Your beloved Hepburn is acting as a blind girl. Now I met the gangster and was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. She nodded any lady in this situation. Be hysterical. But Hepburn Hepburn is so...
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Chance 2022-05-04 06:01:02
There is one kind of film that makes people most troublesome in the world
The
most troublesome movie in the world is that when you want to classify it into a certain type, you find that it does not have the characteristics of that type.
The Terror of the Blind Girl is a classic example. Saying it is a logical mystery film, it doesn’t even have the most basic...
Wait Until Dark quotes
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Mike Talman: The doll, Susy. Where is it? Where did you find it?
Susy Hendrix: Well that's the silly part, Mike. I don't know why I didn't think of it earlier. I should've remembered ages ago.
Mike Talman: That doesn't matter. Where is it?
[behind Mike, Roat and Carlino silently walk into the apartment]
Susy Hendrix: You'll think I'm such a fool when I tell you.
Mike Talman: Look, Susy, don't complicate things. Just give me the doll, and then Sam will be safe.
Susy Hendrix: You're right, that's what's important. If anything happened to Sam...
Mike Talman: Susy, where's the doll?
Susy Hendrix: I'll get it for you. Would you give me the key ring that's on the nail by the ice box?
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Susy Hendrix: You wait here, Mike. I'll be right back.
Mike Talman: [grabs her from running into Roat and Carlino still standing sliently by the front door] Wait a minute! Where are you going?
Susy Hendrix: To the studio. To Sam's studio. That's where it is.
Mike Talman: How do you know the doll's at his studio?
Susy Hendrix: Gloria just told me. You know, the little girl with the groceries. She went over there earlier today to do an errand for Sam, and she saw it. And heard it. It played a little tune.
Mike Talman: Are you sure about this?
Susy Hendrix: Yes, positive. If it hadn't been for that awful Sgt. Carlino hounding me, I could've told you earlier.
[Mike looks behind Suzy at Carlino and Roat still standing silently in which Roat mouths silently that Suzy stays while they go get it]
Mike Talman: Okay, Susy, fine. I'll go get it. Where's the studio?
Susy Hendrix: Just two blocks away. 78 West Eighth Street. It's on the top floor. And the desk is in the far corner, away from the windows. It's a big old thing with a roller top. You know the type I mean, with cubbyholes and pigeonholes and...
Mike Talman: Yeah, I know the kind you mean.
Susy Hendrix: It's in the left hand drawer, the doll. Gloria said so.
Mike Talman: Susy, I'm gonna ask you once more and this is no time for mistakes. Are you sure the little girl saw the doll at Sam's studio? Are you sure this is all true?
Susy Hendrix: I'm saving my husband's life, aren't I Mike?
Mike Talman: [walks out with Carlino and Roat] I'll be right back. You stay put. Make yourself a cup of hot coffee or something.
Susy Hendrix: Whatever you say, Mike.
