Budget
$1,500,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$10,590
Budget
$1,500,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$10,590
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By Norwood 2022-06-22 11:42:16
Rope--The Murder Plan Of Two Criminals
Even though we knew about the murder in advance and that the crime would eventually be unmasked, we couldn't help but get nervous as the camera panned. The film is really tense. It is adapted from a play script.
Both criminals have their own faults: Philip is too nervous, Brandon is too complacent, and what he calls the perfect murder isn't perfect at...
By Meaghan 2022-04-22 07:01:08
Reaper of Souls Story Introduction
Reaper of Souls
Act 1
Brendan and Philip kill their best friend David. In order to find excitement, Braden also put David's body in a box at home, and then used the box as a dining table; and then held a PARTY, inviting good friends including David's father to participate - David's father I was supposed to borrow a few books.
Braden is bold and confident, Philip is timid and cowardly. Although Philip opposed the proposal, in the end he had to listen to Braden.
The...
By Jerald 2022-04-22 07:01:08
Love triangle, partner, teacher and student. The network of protagonists of an art storm
The content of this article is only for me to commemorate this movie, it is only my personal viewing experience, and it is not worth mentioning. (So in order to save your time, don't read it below)
I'm not a professional about Hitchcock, the filmmaking itself, and the many cultural aspects of his story, so I don't judge or understand it, just read other film reviews and materials to understand it.
And as an ordinary spectator, I can only go straight to the content of the story...
By Idella 2022-04-21 09:01:44
In a work of art, some can be learned and some cannot be learned. The "learning" mentioned here refers to the form of expression, and it should be the method of narration in the film.
Hitchcock is undoubtedly the master of episodic films, let's talk about his "Rope" (Rope, 1948, also translated "Reaper of Souls"). This is one of Heath's strange films, one that almost all of the critics dismissed as the most successful, but none of them avoided it.
Its story is truly gruesome:...
By Mossie 2022-04-21 09:01:44
I don't know when I started to know the name of Hitchcock. The movie theater of that year, that big dilapidated house, may have shown one of his films in the dark. "Butterfly Dream"? "Cape Capture"? "Rear Window"? "Catch a Thief"? I don't remember, I really don't remember. But I must have seen this bloated Leo man somewhere, he's so ostentatious and pushy, it's impossible to forget to let me meet him.
Now I remember, he was sitting in the lobby of a hotel in "Out of the Iron Curtain"...
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By Norval 2023-09-11 10:32:44
Due to the physical limitations of long shots, 8 knives in 80 minutes can only be done in a single-scene secret room space. Deformed things like the Russian Ark that are designed to pretend to be weird and affect the essence of the film are not art at all. Hitchcock, this fat old London man can really...
By Chadd 2023-07-20 19:51:43
The small space and "one shot" make this film so CULT and wonderful, the tense psychological battle from beginning to end, but the character of Joubert is a bit disgusting, and the theory is untenable, Bai let Bolanton fall in love with it , Bolanton performed for a long time, but the central idea was untenable again. Poor. Secretly feel that Bolanton and Philip have homosexual tendencies. ....
By Lavonne 2023-07-16 20:35:49
A murder deliberately disguised as philosophy. Every shot in the film interprets a philosophical...
By Dorthy 2023-07-04 19:29:56
Very powerful creativity. The whole is almost a stage play, but it is very tolerant. The performance is a bit unremarkable, but the application of long shots in the whole play is very...
By Dock 2023-06-22 17:55:18
7.6 points. Long, long takes are a huge test for both the camera and the actors. But the director's pursuit of "stage" makes the film less exciting. The language of film shots is quite helpful to the narrative. For example, a set of shots when James Stewart guessed how the murderer killed is very classic! However, this is a movie from 65 years ago after all. A sense of reverence arises...
Rupert Cadell: By what right do you dare to say that there's a superior few to which you belong?
Brandon: Mrs. Wilson, champagne!
Kenneth: Oh, it isn't someone's birthday, is it?
Brandon: Don't look so worried, Kenneth. It's, uh, really almost the opposite.
Brandon: I've always thought that it was out of character for David to drink anything as corrupt as whiskey.
Phillip: Out of character for him to be murdered, too.