Dial M for Murder movie plot
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Hunter 2022-01-27 08:06:55
What is truly terrifying is that the things that have been determined to be eliminated always reappear like nightmares: letters, keys, suitcases, old classmates... Symbolic order always tries to maintain the identity of oneself, but the real world always resists symbolism. Order, which is embodied in terrible trauma, always breaks in in the most unexpected places, messing up the symbolic order.
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Ola 2022-04-23 07:01:41
The story of Xi Fat is immortal. The supposedly impeccable murder was lost on the keys (all keys look the same), and the plot and layout of the movie were too elaborate. The movie concludes: ① Don't kill people around mystery novelists; ② Don't let criminals kill people; ③ Don't kill people who have seen Xi Fat. March 2021 Rewatch: A sudden overhead shot of a planned murder, ending with a look/analysis of the protagonist from inside the house. PS: The (famous university) classmates in the 13′ Xi Fat cameo photo show the usual ridicule of his cameo appearances.
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Margot Mary Wendice: Don't make me stay home. You know how I hate doing nothing.
Tony Wendice: Doing nothing? Why there are hundreds of things you can do. Have you written to Peggy, thanking her for the weekend? And what about those clippings? It's an ideal opportunity.
Margot Mary Wendice: Well I like that. You two go gallivanting while I stay home and do those boring clippings.
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Tony Wendice: Would any of you fellows have the right time?
Men's Club party member: Yes, I have. It's seven minutes past eleven.
Mark Halliday: I make it only just after that.
Tony Wendice: My watch has stopped. I must have over wound it.
Men's Club party member: So, as I was saying...
Tony Wendice: Excuse me, old boy, I have to call my boss.