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Standard suspense
Kayley 2022-04-23 07:01:15
Roger has a lively and brave personality and is very adventurous. After the innocent was involved in the case, he did not choose to evade escape, but exposed the whole case step by step. The suspense of the plot is constant, clasps the audience tightly, and portrays Roger into the audience's inner world, and then takes risks. The downside is that the FBI's intentions are revealed prematurely with objective plots, and why Roger falls into the circle is exposed. If it can be gradually revealed with Roger's exploration, such as the FBI intervening in his life after he has figured out the criminal gang, the disclosure at this time will bring the plot to a higher level. In the thrilling yet lively and interesting, the language dialogue follows the acme of Hollywood. In addition to inserting a meeting of the FBI, the development of the plot was carried out in one go. The reason is that the entire film follows the perspective of the protagonist, and the viewer is completely immersed in the protagonist's ignorance, presumptuousness, curiosity, and thrill.
Extended Reading
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Roger Thornhill: Then, then your name isn't Kaplan?
Man at Prairie Crossing: Can't say it is, 'cause it ain't.
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Roger Thornhill: Well, didn't you hear what I said? I want to be taken to police headquarters. I'm a dangerous assassin, I'm a mad killer on the loose!
Sergeant Flamm - Chicago Policeman: You ought to be ashamed of yourself.