The Birds Comments

Ward 2022-03-24 09:01:24

I think this is the most religious film in Hitchcock's films. It completely interprets the opening of Genesis, and it is obviously shallow to understand only the conflict between man and nature. In fact, the end of the world is just a metaphor. It is an inevitable explosion after the violent collision of the new and the old. This explosion made "people" fission, and Noah's Ark made "people" reorganize - the maturity of the individual after being integrated into the group, and the enrichment of...

Lexie 2022-03-24 09:01:24

masterpiece! Almost every scene could be printed as a textbook for filming. No soundtrack, no computer special effects, Xi Fat teaches you to tell stories with the camera. You watch the first scene, what a humorous encounter between lovers; then watch the appearance of the bird, step by step, from peace to fear; the discussion in the restaurant, doubt, guess, fear, trembling, alarmist, nothing to do... .again,...

Danielle 2022-03-24 09:01:24

One of Hitchcock's most beautiful works, the exquisite composition completely matches the peerless face of the heroine. The best example of the application of Hitchcock's Law is that the cute and small things of the bird have brought about a disaster that is as large as the end of the world. In order to achieve the effect of "thinking about fear", Hitchcock also "heartedly" deleted the reasons for the madness of the birds in Daphne Du Maurier's short...

Raphael 2022-03-24 09:01:24

This is probably the earliest disaster movie in American film history, but the drunkard's intention is not to drink, and the movie does not go too far into the details of the bird attack. The last mutual trust between Melanie and her close mother tells us that in life, it is best to develop a character of indifference to the world. This is also what the bird disaster tells us at a macro...

Lenny 2022-03-24 09:01:24

Worry! Apart from the dissatisfaction of the students running and being attacked and the heroine's attic being attacked, the rest of the tense moments are really tense. A suspense thriller disaster movie with a very unique...

Brice 2022-03-24 09:01:24

Look how ruthless this woman is. In order to settle Mitch's mother and leave the boring town, she sent witchcraft lovebirds and summoned flocks of birds to destroy. The sun was blocked, screaming, doors and windows shattered, people turned over, Annie died tragically, Melanie was injured to earn sympathy, Lydia let go, and the truth was born in the...

Zander 2022-03-24 09:01:24

A suspense film without a villain, an atypical Hitchcock that uses chaos to create a thriller. Love is a bird, and flocks of birds scare people to...

Angeline 2022-03-24 09:01:24

Does anyone know the original...

Enos 2022-03-24 09:01:24

An elusive sense of danger, an ordinary bird, with no cause and no end. The God's perspective lens has a very wonderful effect. The birds are not only in the subjective perspective, but also intruding into the lens one after another. The passage where the heroine is attacked by a flock of birds is like a bathroom murder in...

Allison 2022-03-23 09:01:25

It is said that when Hitchcock was a child, whenever he came home from school or a dance, his mother would be called to the bedside to answer all the questions of his mother, and he himself also enjoyed this "rule". This kind of son's dependence on his mother, and the mother's desire to control his son, "just" also fulfilled the birds'...