less than perfect murder

Esmeralda 2022-04-20 09:01:34

From a global perspective, the most important flaw is the key hidden under the carpet on the floor? Tony ignored his instinct and thought that the killer would hold the key until the moment he left, so instead of checking it when he got home, he put the killer's key in his wife's bag.

But from a local point of view, this film also has many unrealistic

1. The husband put the key so deliberately, and the other two people didn't notice it?

2. The detective's coat is the same as her husband's, but I didn't notice it?

3. The key? It should be different.

4. The smell of burning scarves should be more choking.

I have to say that the script of this old movie is quite good, and the constant reversal is very exciting, but the detective has always suspected that her husband felt that the intensity of the reversal has been greatly weakened, making people feel that the result is known and the process is pushed forward.

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Extended Reading
  • Preston 2022-03-23 09:01:40

    Twists and turns, interlocking, wonderful. This is called ingenious reversal, this is called reasonable reasoning, and this is called suspense movie. Contemporary directors should study hard, don’t make stories out of circles, and use parallel universes through time and space to leave the audience with their own ideas to fool people. . . . There is no perfect murder case, but there are almost perfect suspense movies.

  • Shyann 2022-04-24 07:01:05

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Dial M for Murder quotes

  • C.A. Swan: Just a minute. I'm supposed to have come in through these windows. Suppose they'd been locked?

    Tony Wendice: It wouldn't matter. You see, she often takes a walk around the garden before she goes to bed, and she usually forgets to lock up when she gets back. That's what I shall tell the police.

    C.A. Swan: Yes, but she may say that...

    Tony Wendice: But she isn't going to say anything, is she?

  • Tony Wendice: I became curious to know you that I followed you. I followed you home that night And I've been following you ever since.

    C.A. Swan: Why?

    Tony Wendice: Well, I was hoping that sooner or later I might catch you at something and be able to, ah...

    C.A. Swan: Blackmail me?

    Tony Wendice: Influence you. After a few weeks, I got to know your routine. That that made it a log easier.

    C.A. Swan: Wasn't that dull work? Following me around in your spare time?

    Tony Wendice: To begin with... yes. But you know how it is. It's like a hobby. Once you take up a hobby, the more interesting and fascinating it becomes. You became quite fascinating. They were time that I felt you almost belonged to me.

    C.A. Swan: That must have been interesting.