I have always liked the name of the movie "North by Northwest". There are two translations of "North by Northwest" and "North by Northwest". Personally, I still prefer "North by Northwest".
To be honest, Hitchcock's works can't stand up to careful scrutiny. There are always some bridges that make people inexplicable, but they seem to have no sense of disobedience in the whole movie. It's amazing. Maybe it's because there are always tall, handsome and witty male protagonists in the movie, as well as the female protagonist in the blond hair and curly show, who satisfy the visual desire, so those flaws and loopholes can be ignored and forgiven.
The beginning of this movie is inexplicable. The male protagonist is mistaken for another person, kidnapped, interrogated, drunk, murdered, and of course the murder is unsuccessful. After all kinds of misunderstandings, he was considered a murderer. In order to find out the truth and wash away his grievances, the male protagonist started a story of a stripped-down version of the adventures~ In addition to the thrills, he did not forget to have a romantic encounter in the carriage.
The soundtrack is captivating, the handling of the shots is just as flawless as the angle selection, and the laying of volts and hints of detail is precise. The entire movie viewing experience was a total enjoyment for me.
Hitchcock was very good at simplifying complex stories, while also complicating simple plots. This is his talent. His films have a prominent personal style, and the films that have passed through his hands have been deeply branded by him, with very distinctive features.
North by Northwest, what exactly does it mean and how it is related to the plot of the movie, I have never figured out. Baidu Encyclopedia mentioned: "The name of the movie "North by Northwest" has always puzzled the audience. According to the research of senior movie fans, the name is called because Roger's escape route is towards the northwest. But Hitchcock in 1963 One of the interviews of the BBC once said that the name comes from "Hamlet", the purpose is to metaphorize the reality that is difficult to grasp, and then there is the Northwest Airlines mentioned in the pun movie. Which statement is true, encounter Hitch It's really hard to get a positive answer for an old urchin like Kirk, but that's the charm of a suspense movie."
Northwest, then north, isn't that actually the north? Jay has a song "All the Way North". . . . Maybe there is a relationship between the two?
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