Scared

Kirsten 2022-03-20 09:01:56

I was intimidated by that magician figure. The name given by Xi to the female spy is similar to Freud. The head of the female protagonist was hit, so that the psychiatrist believed that the disappearance of the little British woman was just her fantasy, and the physical cause was because the head was hit. At first, I thought it was a heavy movie related to fantasy psychological problems. After seeing the film, the psychiatrist was the mastermind. It was just a suspenseful spy war movie, which was quite relaxing. The male and female protagonists have changed from being enemies at the beginning to partners in solving the case. The male protagonist's trust in the female protagonist is the premise for love to happen. The two get along tacitly, and the atmosphere is relaxed. The joy of love, the suspense caused by solving the case, and the depression brought by the background of the train make this train journey full of fun. The audience, like the people in the play, had an adventurous and interesting journey. As an aside, the spy's name is similar to Freud, and the person who arrested the spy is precisely the doctor. Not sure if there is a metaphor. However, it can still be seen that Director Xi has a different infatuation with Freud?

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The Lady Vanishes quotes

  • Gilbert Redman: [spanks Iris' behind] Come on kid, you're not drugged. I'll explain later.

  • [first lines]

    Caldicott: What's all this fuss about, Charters?

    Charters: Damned if l know.