Love is great! ?

Vito 2022-03-15 09:01:03

A typical murder case caused by a triangular relationship, when the heroine is out because of her husband's neglect of herself, she does not know that her husband has discovered the adultery but secretly planned a plan to kill his wife!

But people's calculations are not as good as heaven's calculations, and the pig teammates disrupted all plans and lost their lives! And this wife-killing plan also ended in failure!

What's interesting is the value of this movie. There is no "condemnation" of the two for cheating in the whole movie. Even the detective is helping to hide her husband after discovering the unusual relationship between the two!

It's so much love! ?

Regarding the suspenseful details in the movie, it is also reasonable to describe the key as an important turning point in the case! But will that coat really be so identical that you can't tell when you put it on?

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Extended Reading
  • Shanon 2022-03-24 09:01:36

    As long as the general people's bureaus are carefully investigated, there will definitely be loopholes found. Except for the Feixian Bureau. However, the detective's evidence collection method is very illegal this time, so the defendant will be innocent.

  • Joannie 2022-01-27 08:06:55

    Hitchcock is not only a master at scheduling scenes and shots, but also a master at scheduling audience emotions. Margot, who should be sympathized by others, is not liked by the end of the film, but the husband and killer who should be a bad guy is always It makes people hope that they can get away with it. This is not to say that people do not understand the law or do not obey the law, but that we all unconsciously sympathize with the husband's role under the director's several plot hints, so that the end of the film, the gods and the gods People don't think it is happy ending when they are holding hands together.

Dial M for Murder quotes

  • C.A. Swan: By the way, how do you know my car is for sale?

    Tony Wendice: The mechanic at your garage told me.

    C.A. Swan: That's odd. I don't think I mentioned it to anyone there.

    Tony Wendice: Well, I stopped there one day for a fill up and told him that I was looking for a new American car to buy and he gave me your phone number. It is for sale, isn't it?

    C.A. Swan: Yes, of course.

    Tony Wendice: Well, I refuse to discuss the price until you've had at least three brady's.

    C.A. Swan: Hey, I warn you. I drive a hard bargain, drunk or sober.

  • Tony Wendice: [to Swan] I need an alibi, a very good one. Then I saw you. I'd wondered what happened to people who came out of prison. People like you, I mean.