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Darryl 2022-04-19 09:02:11

After watching Hitchcock recommended by Liu Jie, I was very confused. I saw the murderer at the end, and then the heroine figured it out, so what were you doing before this movie? After watching this episode in ten minutes, I didn't understand what the male protagonist was doing, a murder witness? The whole movie gave him PTSD and didn't explain what he was doing. It was always based on his dreams. Half the murderer came out, and it was only at the last minute that he said it was because of his brother, and I didn't understand this place. I thought "I killed my brother", and the murder scene came out, but I said that I didn't kill him, It was an accident, what was it? If it was because he saw PTSD at the scene of the murder, then he faked what the doctor said earlier and gave it to the patient for consultation. Why did he do it? I always felt that the heroine was real throughout the movie. Fucking insane makes me very unhappy, and there are two consecutive wanted orders for the heroine. I thought it was going to be reversed on the heroine. Want the heroine) All in all, I feel that this movie is too obsessed and too difficult to justify, especially the male lead is so confusing to me

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  • Vinnie 2022-04-24 07:01:14

    Gregory's performance is very good, and the plot and atmosphere of the film are very well rendered. I personally think it is Hitchcock's best film work.

  • Jacklyn 2022-03-27 09:01:09

    A very good psychology movie. The film incorporates very professional and accurate Freudian psychoanalysis, making it an academic film. The whole film is based on psychoanalysis, and it is not until the end of the film that the truth is revealed, revealing the true face of a suspenseful crime film. The dream scene is really well shaped, paying tribute to the great Spanish painter Dali. Ingrid Bergman is a splendid, intuitive and very professional psychoanalyst. On the contrary, Parker acts as a foil, and the performance is somewhat deliberate, which is slightly inferior to Bergman. Women with brains and culture are more attractive. It's the so-called "sexy brain". Those green tea bitches and white lotus bitches, who are beautiful on the outside but are actually sacks of wine and rice bags on the inside, are really disgusting. Finally, I hope there will be more movies of this kind of psychology, "Mulholland Drive" and "Shutter Island" are not enough to watch. 9 points.

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  • Constance Petersen: I'll make you coffee with an egg in it.

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    Title Card: The fault... is not in our stars, but in ourselves... - Shakespeare