Murdering for money is bad, and love is bad!

Anais 2022-04-23 07:01:08

Twenty-nine years old, I watched Hitchcock's first movie.

There are resources on the b station, just take a look and guess the plot while watching. What I originally guessed was that the female lead was a fake crazy, in order to deceive the male lead to achieve her own purpose. The final outcome is similar, but I didn't expect the heroine to be an accomplice to the murder.

All the way to sigh Madeleine is so beautiful! However, she had to be scolded first for making money and killing herself, and finally she fell from a building and died because she was in love and no longer ran away + self-inflicted.

The male protagonist is not very moral, and falls in love with the client's wife. Later, the real heroine who thought she looked like Madeleine changed her clothes and dressed like Madeleine. In this way, the heroine was still willing to take the risk of being with him (in love), which finally led to her flaws being exposed by men. The Lord finally pressed down upstairs to reveal the truth.

Therefore, it’s okay to seek money and kill, and it’s okay to be in love!

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Extended Reading
  • Coby 2021-10-20 19:01:07

    This is simply a paper about "mirror/ontology" and "eyes/viewing/desire organs". The individual's judgment and cognition of identity is one of the important issues that modern and even post-modern society pays close attention to. With the help of the carrier of horror and suspense, Hitchcock presents another level of speculation.

  • Sunny 2021-10-20 19:01:06

    This ending is very controversial, I also think it’s a bit abrupt

Vertigo quotes

  • Coroner: We are not here to pass judgment on Mr. Ferguson's lack of initiative. He did nothing, and the law has little to say on the subject of things left undone.

  • Judy: Couldn't you like me, just me the way I am? When we first started out, it was so good; w-we had fun. And... and then you started in on the clothes. Well, I'll wear the darn clothes if you want me to, if, if you'll just, just like me.

    Scottie: The color of your hair...

    Judy: Oh, no!

    Scottie: Judy, please, it can't matter to you.