Steve Conte

Brent 2021-10-18 19:51:09

In Woody Allen's movie "The Purple Rose of Cairo" (1985), there is a scene that has been talked about so far: When the heroine Cecilia watched an adventure movie called "The Purple Rose of Cairo" On the fifth time, the actor in the story walked off the screen and took Cecilia's hand. The...

Jason 2022-04-19 09:01:11

From the famous visual pleasure and narrative cinema article.

Scottie's voyeurism is obvious: he's in love with the girl he's stalking but never talks to. The sadistic side is also evident: he was a successful lawyer before, and he chose to be a police officer, a career with more tracking and...

Sabrina 2022-03-22 09:01:08

[Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival Screening] Very disappointed. This work is not like many of Hitchcock's masterpieces, it can still be outdated after more than half a century. The nonsense "possessed god stick" element is very boring. Most of the time watching the movie, I sneered and watched the heroine pretending to be a ghost. It is enough to turn a suspense drama into a cross-dressing love scene. At the end, it was WTF, which was shocking. Only the reverse zoom lens is more powerful.

Chadrick 2022-03-21 09:01:09

"Victorius" marks that psychological thrillers have become a sub-type of horror movies. The narrative technique embodied by Hitchcock has been used by many posters to this day, but it is no longer that Hitchcock. As one of Hitchcock’s pinnacle works, although the first half of the story seems a bit unconventional to us today, it is this unconventional story that can capture the audience’s attention and will not give up the second half because of boredom. Many directors can't do it.