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First unsubtitled movie I've ever seen
Garfield 2022-09-04 10:08:51
As expected of Hitchcock's movie, I really guessed the beginning but couldn't guess the end. I feel that Norman Bates is really pitiful enough. The first one basically had no sympathy for him, but he was really miserable in the second one. Accept There is no peace in life without treatment. When he was always surrounded by the shadow of his mother, it really made me deeply feel that murder will definitely leave an indelible impression in my memory, especially the crime of mother murder, which will really disturb my conscience for a lifetime. PS: With the foundation of the first part, the second part without subtitles does not seem to be very laborious, so if you want to learn English, you might as well give it a try. When you are very absorbed by the plot, it feels like watching a Chinese movie, not at all. Think about how to translate English into Chinese, because the brain understands it automatically, and this is the final effect that the language needs to achieve.
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Haley 2022-06-14 18:04:22
It is beyond imagination, the suspense in the script is not lost to the first part, and the psychological analysis is even far deeper than the previous work, even if the overall image processing is not as good as Hitchcock's, it is a very brilliant work 8.0 points ★★★ ★
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Raina 2022-06-14 22:47:01
Also known as the return of the Mother hhh #来我Psychoanalysis to the end# Surprisingly tasteful and really well-done...for a sequel and for an 80s film lol; a little more human sadness and the soundtrack is even more...but not indiscriminate Affection. Well paced, well-executed references to Psycho (voyeurism, ladder, etc); a bit of post-clockwork orange at the end
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Norman Bates: Have you had dinner yet?
Mary: No.
Norman Bates: Well let's have it together.
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Mary: [to Norman] Is something wrong, Norman?