It is the classic beginning of Hitchcock again, love lines, women chasing men, and beautiful women. When the beautiful Lisa is making love with him, the protagonist still talks to himself about the problem that he suspects that the man on the opposite window killed her wife. Lisa was puzzled and unhappy; her babysitter also found it unreasonable.
When Lisa came for the second time, she brought pajamas and expressed her great interest in the murder of a man’s wife. She observed the situation on the opposite side with the male protagonist, and made many things that she felt suspicious from a female perspective; and now The babysitter also had no doubt that the man on the opposite side had killed his wife and dissected the body.
At the turning point, the dog died.
Lisa and the nanny decided to use a shovel to dig the flowerbed that the dog had previously shaving. After digging nothing, Lisa sneaked into the suspect’s home and found the suspect’s wife’s wedding ring, but at this time the suspect came back and fought with Lisa. Fortunately, the police came to relieve the siege, but Lisa gave it to him. When the male lead gestured, the suspect also found the male lead facing the window.
As soon as the camera turned, the suspect opened the door of the male protagonist's house with a weight bearing, and wanted to throw the male protagonist downstairs. Fortunately, the police arrived, and the suspect killed his wife and divided the body.
I am very dissatisfied with this ending, because at the beginning when the male protagonist doubted, all the signs made the audience believe that the man did kill his wife. At the end of the movie, I thought that the ending would be the male protagonist’s misjudgment, but he The egg hurts because the foot is in a cast.
The ending is very interesting. Lisa was originally looking at a book Crossing the Himalayas. After watching the male protagonist fall asleep, she replaced it with Harper’s Bazaar. This also proves that she is actually catering to the male protagonist’s hobby to show that she kills the suspect. The wife incident is particularly interested, and there is obviously a scene in the middle. The male protagonist’s eyes are full of admiration when looking at Lisa, a smart, cute, beautiful, wise and courageous woman, perfect,
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