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The English gentleman needs to change into a big dress when he goes down to eat...
Myrna 2021-12-21 08:01:14
There is not a superfluous shot. After reading it, I know the relationship between the old lady and the player under the eaves, why the player was killed, why Alice's head was smashed, and the buttons are closely connected. The black and white movies have no gorgeous colors and no special effects. , There is no exaggerated performance, but it is always attractive. I want to know if the two people behind saw it as a cricket match. What was the surprise in the end? Three-button suits were popular in the United Kingdom at that time. Tweed coats were very popular. Women also wore fur coats, curling hair bands, hairpins, brooches, and turban-like hats. British men and women used walking sticks. Men like hats, gentlemen. I have to change to black tie when I eat upstairs, dress very carefully, the description of the missing grandma’s clothes is very specific, tweed, oatmeal with a little brown, patch pocket coat, scarf, hat, brown boots, shirt and shirt inside There is a small blue handkerchief in the pocket. Is the heroine's clothes made of cotton? There are shoulder pads, short skirts, short boots, and scarves. The special method can reveal the film with very particular logo.
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Bernadette 2022-04-22 07:01:32
I was still praising the killing method of "The White House by the Sea" that I was watching before. The killing method was relatively novel and unique. I watched this one right away and found that Hitchcock had a better exploration as early as 1938. (Being able to watch two suspense films with the same crime technique is a rare coincidence. Besides, the former is still an unpopular one.) Having said that, the story happened again on a train. Hitchcock loved trains. Or that this type of story, whether it is a movie or a book, always has a common train scene, why? Probably because of the characteristics of the train, it has a large number of passengers (can be hidden, available, available for witness), has a time limit, is a narrow and long space that is closed and constantly flowing (playing a murder here always requires more sophisticated criminal techniques ) But on the whole, the characteristics of this "The Missing Lady" are not distinctive. I found out that it was a spy story in the middle, and my interest became lower, and the later shootout was even more sloppy. After reading it, I think it would be more interesting to simply change it and change the ending to be good people doing bad things (the spy who helped is actually the unjust party)?
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Jarrell 2022-04-23 07:02:32
An unsolved crime movie on the train also reminds me of "Murder on the Orient Express". In short, an old movie with such a fast pace that can only figure out the case on the train can be fascinating.
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Gilbert: [wearing a deerstalker and brandishing a calabash pipe] Let's marshal the facts over a pipeful of Baker Street shag.
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Miss Froy: Everyone sings here. The people are just like happy children with laughter in their lips and music in their hearts.
Charters: It's not reflected in their politics, you know.
Miss Froy: I never think you should judge any country by its politics. After all, we English are quite honest by nature, aren't we?