Extended Reading
  • Evans 2021-11-13 08:01:22

    Sense of murder ritual

    Even in this morning, the sun was still shining, and in the afternoon it was full of gloomy weather. It was a cool autumn day. I was tired but looked lazy and comfortable in the afternoon to write something... The beginning of the film was used by two young men. They strangled their comrades with...

  • Chase 2021-11-13 08:01:22

    Unparalleled murder

       Hitchcock used a few shots to form a perfect shot of ms. On the cabinet where the corpse was hidden in the small room, a bunch of people were sharing wine and meat with different thoughts. This is everyone's work. The murderer who plays the corpse, the murderer who plays the piano, and...

  • Randy 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    1. The actual length of the storyline is equal to the length of the film. There is no montage switching. The long shot is one shot to the end, similar to Polanski's 2011 "Killing". Psychological offensive and defensive warfare under humor, ambiguous themes were banned for a time, and after the release, Xi Fat bought the right to release it 30 years later. a color film

  • Cheyanne 2022-03-27 09:01:04

    Staged and one-shot are inherently compatible with each other, Hitchcock is just trying to return to the essence, taking another big step towards what he calls "suspense" through coherent performances, scenes and character emotions. While some of the splicing techniques may seem stale or even clumsy now, you can imagine how shocking they were at the time. The lines and the psychology are inside and outside each other, subtle and true. John Doyle is so arrogant

Rope quotes

  • Brandon: What are you doing?

    Rupert Cadell: It's not what I'm going to do, Brandon. It's what society is going to do. I don't know what that will be, but I can guess, and I can help. You're going to die, Brandon. Both of you. You are going to die.

    [opens a window and fires three shots]

  • Brandon: But why should I want to come back?

    Phillip: Yes, why?

    Brandon: For the pleasure of our company, or another drink?

    Rupert Cadell: That's a very good idea. May I have one for the road?