While reading a book, I turned to a segment about the movie "Dr. Edward", calling it the first movie about psychoanalysis. With the attitude of learning, I finished watching this old movie from 1945. After watching it, tell me about the movie from a layman. In the film, psychoanalysis, as a model for the heroine to treat the heroine, affirms the influence of childhood trauma on the adult's character. "People sometimes feel guilty for things they have not done, which goes back to their childhood. Children. Always wanting bad things to happen to people they don't like, but when it happens, they feel it's their own fault, it's a crime complex, but it's just a kid's nightmare." The role of Freud's theory of dream interpretation is also described. Good night, have a good dream, and analyze it tomorrow. Some of these theories are certainly outdated by now. But from the perspective of the time, psychology was really mysterious and scientific. The heroine's appearance and acting skills are beautiful and natural at all times. After reading it, I went to look at the photos of the heroine Ingrid Bowman and found that the first lady of Hollywood turned out that black and white photos look better than color photos. Of course, it is also possible that the color photos came out later, when she was already old. The picture of the hero and heroine falling in love on the first day they met irritated me, an ugly dog like me couldn't imagine such a plot. After the background door of the two kissing is opened, there is still a door behind it and it is repeated again. This picture has a feeling of "The Shining". Of course The Shining is a 1980's movie. However, both of them are classic suspense films. If it is scary, this film may only have background music. When the plot finally reversed, I really didn't expect it. After reading it and thinking about it, there was already a foreshadowing. The dean asked for leave before Edward came. Maybe the heroine's trust and love for the dean made me a little surprised when I saw the reversal. However, it may be too subjective for the female protagonist to believe too much in the male protagonist. If a girl in reality finds that the person she likes is a suspect, don't forget to call 110 as the first step.
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