The film has an obvious turning point, which can be clearly divided into the first half and the second half. The atmosphere before and after is completely different. It can be said that they are two unrelated stories, but Hitchcock made them logically connected. It feels like he is going to make a noise.
I really like the lens language of this film, especially the wandering of some empty shots. The props and clothes inside are also in place, and every little detail is related to the plot. For example, the heroine wears white underwear and a white coat when she is affair. When fleeing with the money, he wore black underwear and dark coat.
"Mentally Ill" is a classic in movies, so there are many modern movies that have its shadow, so when we imitate the movies, look at Hitchcock's filming, although its final ending you may be I know, but they won't be able to pass the mountain of Hitchcock again.
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