There are two things I like about this film: First, the heroine like gracy.kelly. The director portrays her as a beloved character who can be a lady or a good partner in adventures with her lover. She is a bit naughty and shows her handbags. The silk pajamas in Li and her action of turning over the wall in a skirt to satisfy the male-friendliness of the curiosity reflect what the director’s femininity is. Secondly, the director has integrated all the various aspects of this world into the various apartments seen in the back window. I have not read too many Hitchcock books and movies, but I think his attitude towards life is just like in the movies. Same, a little gloomy, but still a little hopeful.
I have read a few short stories by Hitchcock before, and I have the impression that he always portrays people so darkly. Some people want to highlight the simple side of human nature. They think that the underlying personalities always make people; Hitchcock seems to be talking about the other side, people are always a very complicated thing, especially Thoughts, sinful thoughts and goodness coexist. I think many people like him because of this.
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