Silly look. . .

Athena 2022-04-19 09:01:41

I don't know if Hitchcock took it, so I just watched it blindly. I wanted to relax, but it made me even more nervous, hehe.
I thought it was a romance, I thought it was a simple and vulgar romance. But that weird and terrible music seems to be telling me that it's not that simple...
Rebecca turned out to be such a person and died like this. As I watched it, I kept thinking, why does this new Mrs. Winter want to dress herself up to imitate the one who is no longer there. Learning from her will never be successful. If Winter loves Rebecca, you will only be able to imitate her no matter how hard you try to learn her. You must break through the Rebecca model and find a new way to win.
As a result, I screamed in my heart for a long time. It turns out that Winter's love is not the focus of this movie. I was excited for a long time...
In addition to admiring Hitchcock, I couldn't help but feel a little resentment. He played me all over the place. ah hoho

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  • Rashawn 2021-11-12 08:01:24

    Silly Baitian is a fan of the brain, a scheming lover. Hitchcock is too unfriendly to women.

  • Emelie 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    I regret that I actually fell asleep holding a warm water bag halfway through. And why did Hei Hei in the front row applaud and cheer. And why does the eldest sister on the right keep shaking the chair. And why do the men and women in the front right keep kissing? And why did this movie have to be made for so long? I didn't know until now that Rebecca is a butterfly dream. And this movie is really Hitchcock.

Rebecca quotes

  • Mrs. Danvers: Oh, you've moved her brush, haven't you?

    [moves it slightly]

    Mrs. Danvers: There, that's better. Just as she always laid it down. "Come on, Danny, hair drill," she would say.

    [picks up the brush and goes through the motions of combing the second Mrs. De Winter's hair, without actually touching it]

    Mrs. Danvers: And I'd stand behind her like this and brush away for twenty minutes at a time.

    [lays down the brush and looks at the portrait of Maxim]

    Mrs. Danvers: Then she would say, "Good night, Danny," and step into her bed.

  • Mrs. Danvers: [brings out a negligee from under the bedcovers] Did you ever see anything so delicate?

    [motions the second Mrs. de Winter over]

    Mrs. Danvers: Look, you can see my hand through it!