Diabolique Comments

Rubye 2022-03-28 09:01:04

The shrew and the slut conspired to murder the wicked husband, and the huge suspense remained until the end. The most abominable and damnable thing is that stupid woman. She is overwhelmed by failures, nervous, and always looks like a fool to die. She confessed before she made any trouble. The finale is really satisfying, dying well. The disappearance of the corpse is inexplicable. I didn't think of the truth of the conspiracy until a minute before the mystery was solved. In terms of a suspense...

Garett 2022-03-28 09:01:04

A sober narrative trick that reconstructs the facts through the layout of encounters. The details are handled extremely finely, and there are constant external stimuli to mobilize the characters' reactions; the role of the glass-smashing child is wonderful, and the truth revealed has become an open suspense. The French...

Amos 2022-03-27 09:01:09

In 1955, it was such a complex, ingenious and unexpected plot that Clouzot asked viewers not to spoil their friends at the end of the credits. It's still very good now, but the reversal of the plot is no longer magical (because it has been imitated too much), and I guessed the ending after seeing two-thirds of the time, so the climax of the ending, the sense of horror is weakened Too...

Jaden 2022-03-27 09:01:09

Damn, such a boring first half actually ushered in such an awesome climax, such an awesome scene scheduling, first a typical 400-style boarding school, followed by a typical love scene of two women and one man, and then murder , and then the Hitchcock-style "MacGuffin" suspense, and finally ushered in an "unbelievable genre film ending". Holy...

Amiya 2022-03-27 09:01:09

1. The ghost world; 2. The light and shadow are invincible; 3. The nun's psychological performance teased...

Lottie 2022-03-27 09:01:09

It's a pity, halfway through, I remembered that "Story" described the key plot of the movie in detail, otherwise I would have been so frightened. . . Awesome twisted story, and the little boy setting is fun...

Vicenta 2022-03-27 09:01:09

What did Henry Clouzot have against his wife Vera Clouzot? Why do I always think he takes pleasure in torturing and abusing his wife in the movies? Not only in "Devil", but also in "The Price of Fear". Thinking of Hitchcock's perverted psychology of blond women, is it really easy for a husband with a dark heart to become a master of thrillers? PS: South American girls are beautiful and like Vera Clouzot and her...

Felipe 2022-03-27 09:01:09

From lily film ghost film to detective law program. Clouzot is comparable to Hitchcock, and I feel that this film is better than many Xifa's works. Occurring in daily murders, the character's psychological confession lines are almost as many as dialogues, and the confession scene overlooks those sophistry and lies, and her kindness makes her unlucky. The child's voice is still the same, what horrors are hidden from the...

Wilbert 2022-03-27 09:01:09

It turns out that Hitchcock also learned from others. The suspenseful effects and audiovisual language are really good, but this ending got me. . While shocked, I couldn't believe it at the same time, because the mistress was such a strong woman, how could she do such a thing for a straight man with cancer? It’s totally unreasonable (although I actually guessed it in the middle, but I can’t believe it’s true (sorry for...

Herta 2022-03-27 09:01:09

This ending! It turns out that the first half of Gui Zhihong's "Evil" was imitated...