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Strangers on a Train: Strangers on a Train
Kristian 2021-11-13 08:01:23
The stranger on the train is Hitchcock’s surpassing of his past works. The film shows the murder of interchange, that is, the absurd crime of exchanging identities and killing each other. At the same time, the film also implies a strong homosexual plot. In this film, Hitchcock reveals to us the dark side of human hearts. Everyone is eager to get rid of people who are not good for them, even their relatives. Although the tennis star in the film who is bound by social ethics rejected Bruro's proposal to exchange murder, he also tried to conceal the crime of the other party, and he eventually benefited from the death of his wife. This is Hitchcock's genius, he will let you smell irony after the seemingly complete ending.
Extended Reading
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Miriam Joyce Haines: I really should have had a hot dog before I had this.
Miriam's Boyfriend: A hot dog?
Miriam Joyce Haines: It would have satisfied my cravings a little better.
[seductively eating an ice cream cone]
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Miriam Joyce Haines: Hey, are we going to go to the Tunnel of Love?
Miriam's Boyfriend: Tunnel of Love?
Miriam Joyce Haines: Come on!