Is it the first Hollywood show of the pipe organ?

Eino 2022-01-18 08:01:16

I know that the pipe organ = the standard for the villain. This is a Hollywood tradition, but I seem to have found the originator?

Because before the advent of this tradition, the pipe organ represented religious beliefs and represented gods. At the beginning of this movie, you can still see the shadow of the label of the pipe organ. The doctor played a section of Ich Ruf Zu Dir Herr Jesu Christ on the organ.

It's just being used the other way around. The chants popped out by Dr. Kickel are not sacred at all, and it makes the back chill. The most sacred is the most evil, and the cleanest is the dirtiest. The Hollywood director back then had a lot of ideas.

Although similar stalks have been used up now, the old organ villain is pretty cool.

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Extended Reading
  • Marian 2022-03-18 09:01:06

    Pioneer of visual language: POV shots, long shots at the beginning, and editing techniques for the entire film. In terms of content: animality and humanity, primitiveness and civilization, desire and restraint, the contrast is strong and shocking. But there is still a big difference from the original novel, with less Gothic horror effect and more love-hate sentimentality. PS. It is hard to imagine that the two are actually played by the same person. The makeup effect is amazing, and the actors' acting skills are also excellent!

  • Michele 2022-03-26 09:01:12

    The special effects blockhouse, I think the male protagonist is somewhat similar to Depp in both appearance and style

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde quotes

  • Ivy Pearson: Come back soon. Won't you?

    Dr. Jekyll: Sorry, I'm afraid I can't.

    Ivy Pearson: Oh, yes, you can!

    [breathly]

    Ivy Pearson: Sooooon.

    Dr. Jekyll: Good night.

    Ivy Pearson: [breathly] Come baaaaaack.

  • Dr. Jekyll: That's not a matter of conduct; but, elementary instinct.

    Dr. Lanyon: You ought to control those instincts.

    Dr. Jekyll: Are you pretending that either can or do? We may control our actions; but, not our impulses.