Female courage

Lola 2022-03-24 09:01:02

[85%] Finally there is a Hitchcock that I really like. The concept of "rear window" is ingeniously conceived—the desire for voyeurism, seeing and invisible, social group portraits—it doesn’t need to say much, but the handling of the male protagonist breaking his leg is even more brilliant, making him stand on the sidelines steadily. From this perspective, the reader cannot directly participate in the behavior outside the window, creating a strong sense of suspense and tension. The third act of the film is compared with the later remake of "Rear Window", and the judgment is made: Later, the protagonist (camera) invaded the murderer’s house, but this one was the murderer’s invasion of the protagonist’s home, male The protagonist was forced to break the balance between onlookers and the event (rather than the initiative of the later movie), and completed a wonderful climax process, which is great. Lisa, played by Grace Kelly, is also a consistent Greek heroine with a bright and lovely personality. However, there are still some unsatisfactory points-one is the soundtrack, which is too noisy and unsuitable, which is probably a common problem in suspense films of that era; the second is the group portrait of neighbors, and finally some reunion endings have to be installed, and some are dull and tasteless. .

Reggie 2022-03-25 09:01:01

The biggest feeling after watching Bi is not the so-called suspense and horror, but the excellent sense of the screen and the ingenuity of the transition, and the humorous taste of the lines. There are a lot of sparks~~ The feminine topic gently rubbed by the theme itself and the indifference and alienation of the city and the little warmth The side, but it only stops at the level of rubbing~ and this product is actually still half a love story orz~. . .