Hitchcock's transformation

Amelia 2022-01-07 15:52:55

Hitchcock has been making suspense dramas under the large structure system all his life, but he has been changing all his life. Hitchcock’s inventions have continued since the suspense of the "wrong person" was developed in "Thirty-Nine Steps" in 1935.
"Imperial Soul", he shot to the end, "Rear Window" he had a scene to the end, "Lifeboat" he played a small space fear, "Mentally Ill" he was a psychoanalytic film where the protagonist died first, and it was the time of "Frenzy" He broke the concept of the wrong person again and misled the audience with the actor’s behavior at the beginning, thinking that the actor was a murderer, but in the end he played the audience again. It turned out that the actor could really be a murderer, if it weren’t because of the bed. If the person lying there is a dead person, this is the most subtle part of this film. Moreover, Hitchcock is not implicit in violence in this film. The scene of pulling a bow tie in a potato pile has a sense of horror and black humor. The atmosphere is full, and even reminds me of the blood maze and ice storm of the Coen brothers. No wonder the Coen brothers are called the new generation of Hitchcock.
PS: In this film, Hitchcock still appears in the film. Among the crowd at the opening dock, he is a fat old man with a solemn expression.

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  • Novella 2022-04-23 07:03:20

    The ending is great, Hitchcock really deserves to be a world-renowned director, only those who are not comfortable with the status quo and strive for the future deserve to be saved

  • Weston 2022-04-24 07:01:16

    I have to say that Xi Fat's technology has been used as a toy at this time, and the lens is very good

Frenzy quotes

  • Babs Milligan: He always pays.

    Felix Forsythe: How would you know?

    Babs Milligan: I work with him, don't I?

    Felix Forsythe: And what else?

    Babs Milligan: What's that supposed to mean?

  • Felix Forsythe: A thief or a boozer, it's all the same to me. I don't need either one as a barman, Quite a part from the fact that half the time he's pulling your tits instead of pulling pints.

    Babs Milligan: No look here...

    Felix Forsythe: He can't keep his hands off you! The customers are always talkin' about it.

    Babs Milligan: And what about you? Always *fingering* me.