A little guess about the last half hour

Bonnie 2022-03-21 09:01:09

1. Hitchcock only uses the most basic plot and single-line narrative method of the original. The principle of suspense: an invisible but knowing thing to happen changes the environment, atmosphere, scene, and people's words and deeds, making people frightened and uneasy. 2. Hitchcock pays attention to the reality of people in the scenes. These scenes are based on the principle that there is a gap between the image and the dialogue, so that the first situation (obvious) and the second situation (hidden) can be photographed at the same time In order to obtain the dramatic effectiveness of a strict perspective. Instead of pursuing explanatory dialogue, he directly shoots emotions such as doubt, jealousy, desire, envy, etc. His films are concise, clear and at the same time good at shooting the most flexible and changeable relationships between people. 3. In the film, Judy does not want to be Madeleine. In the novel, the girl doesn't want to change back. In the film, the woman realizes that the man is gradually tearing off her mask, which is good for the plot. Hitchcock called it "psychological sex", which is a desire to inspire men to create an impossible sex image. To put it simply, this man figured out a female corpse to sleep, which is pure necrophilia.

Dariana 2022-03-24 09:01:10

The first half is three stars and the second half is five stars. After the heroine's "death", the film suddenly escalated from the suspense film to the height of the philosophy film: the gaze of the object, the id and the self. The real horror plot is to deceive the child’s owner to reunite with Jonny out of love, constructing a true self, a kind of rebirth in a sense, but chronically murdering himself because of love, destroying every aspect of self-existence. Kind of possibility. When she dyed her hair according to Jonny's instructions, the men and women finally hugged each other. Outside the screen, I just wanted to resist cursing. I couldn't help it anymore, "I do it! Love makes money and kills!"