Judgment of Love and Desire

Tyreek 2022-03-24 09:01:35

A very good anti-detective movie. The film begins by drawing the audience into a sophisticated conspiracy that cannot be escaped through a clever narrative angle. Then, through a series of twists and turns of events, the nature of many characters under the camera undergoes subversive changes, which not only strengthens the characters' characters, but also plays a strong role in promoting the dangerous process of the plot. The stance emphasizes a sense of social justice.
The two protagonists of the movie kept jumping on the moral standpoints of being murdered and murdered, and when the story finally came to light and the audience could finally relax their tense nerves, the extremely emotional ending made people fall into the deep end. deep contemplation. Billy Wilder is worthy of a generation of masters. He uses a very exciting story to explore the multi-faceted nature of human nature. Everyone has love, but no matter how beautiful love is, it will be burned into evil smoke by fiery lust.

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Extended Reading
  • Alta 2022-03-26 09:01:04

    Classic noir film, but a little worse. The characteristic of film noir is that there is no trace of coming and going, and it only looks at the present. The drama of the femme fatale is really cool. The soundtrack is a little weak, and it's hard for Billy to tell such a simple story to hold the audience. The composition of the scene with the three people at the door is excellent and the tension is outstanding.

  • Robb 2022-04-21 09:01:44

    Billy Wilder's first noir film, Raymond Chandler's first screenwriting, the atmosphere and shots are perfect, but the plot arrangement is still a little bit poor, and it is called "the most typical noir film" It feels a bit overrated. Still, in the more than 20 years before "Bonnie and Clyde," Neff and Phyllis were indeed Hollywood's most famous murderers.

Double Indemnity quotes

  • Barton Keyes: Well, I get darn sick of tryin' to pick up after a gang of fast-talking salesmen dumb enough to sell life insurance to a guy who sleeps in the same bed with four rattlesnakes.

  • Walter Neff: I get the general idea. She was a tramp from a long line of tramps.