The Man Who Knew Too Much Comments

Jacklyn 2022-03-25 09:01:10

QUE SERA SERA WHATEVER WILL BE WILL...

Mylene 2022-03-25 09:01:10

Don't be gullible with strangers. It's a big heart to dare to entrust a child when you nod your head. When it comes to vigilance, the wife is still a little sharp, and the husband is a fool. The concert hall assassination creates a strong sense of tension, but it's a little perfunctory that a single scream solves the problem perfectly. In fact, if the villain doesn't kidnap the children, the young couple will be too lazy to harm them. How can the prime ministers of other countries have their...

Mervin 2022-03-25 09:01:10

The American couple who were involved in a political conspiracy for no reason saved the Prime Minister and also welcomed their son back. The performance scene of the auditorium band is very well scheduled. The classic "que sera sera" outlines the relationship between mother and son, and the suspense runs through it. It can be said that the sense of rhythm and audio-visual language are quite well controlled. It is the many flaws in the plot. It's a pity to...

Branson 2022-03-25 09:01:10

Poor and boring spy movie. With this IQ, basically say goodbye to spies. Things are about to be revealed, and they are still discussing at the embassy, ​​and they must be dealt with. The most incredible point, since you are afraid of revealing secrets, why don't you kill people? There is no one to follow, so it is no wonder that the assassination of the Prime Minister failed. Compared to the current spy films, this film is quite bland. There are neither exciting action scenes nor battles of...

Dusty 2022-03-25 09:01:10

The heroine is actually Doris Day. When I listened to que sera sera for the first time, I felt that this song could be sung endlessly....

Jane 2022-03-25 09:01:10

The opening platinum, a crisp sound heralds a carefully premeditated killing. The family of three was helplessly involved in the conspiracy. It was music that resolved the hatred and saved the warmth. Whatever Will Be, Will Be is a warm and affectionate song that fits the occasion. The mother and son sing to the whistle, which is the mark of family affection and blood. Interrupting the filming of the musical is extremely exciting, with a sin ambush in the high-pitched music, which is tense and...

Lucie 2022-03-25 09:01:10

A totally clueless movie. I feel that many suspenseful settings are pretending to be suspenseful. The ending was so abrupt, it felt like there wasn't enough film, so it ended in a hurry. However, some details are good. Although the script is not very good, the photography of the whole film is still very stable. The biggest achievement of the film is the episode "Que Sera Sera". At first, I was surprised that old man Hitch actually used such a warm song as the theme song of the movie. Later, I...

Sandra 2022-03-25 09:01:10

This theme song can be heard again in "Deadly Woman". It can also be said to be one of Hitchcock's influences by later generations. The narrative is still the very familiar Hitchcock narrative. Non-love, the process of unraveling the mystery is the process of narrative compensation. Hitchcock is a typical Hollywood-style dream ending, which is neat and tidy, and the aftertaste is obtained through the identity of the protagonist. Of course, the song "What will be, will be" is a warm therapeutic...

Alexa 2022-03-25 09:01:10

Xi Fatty's ability to fasten and unbutton buttons is super strong. The important plot points of a two-hour film are very dense, no less than a 200,000-word novel. . . Sometimes a character pops up and thinks it's just for a paragraph function, but the result runs through the whole article, it's...

Kaci 2022-03-25 09:01:10

Xi Fatt made a self-made remake, the main dish has not changed, and the seasoning has been changed. The doctor teased that his consumption came from what kind of disease XX suffers from. No, his wife is more famous than him, he has a brain, and he will make peace with his children through songs. Both villains have fallen to death, which is far worse than the old version of Peter...