Another story about writing short reviews and writing enough. .
(This comment may contain spoilers) I personally think it is a very good suspense film, and I have watched it twice now hahaha. The director told the audience about the murderer from the beginning, and then gradually let the development of things out of the control of the protagonist.
In fact, from the point of view of the movie, it is inevitable to get out of control, otherwise it will not be so interesting hhh. It is also reasonable to set the key point on the key. The fly in the ointment may be the movie's later neglect of fingerprints (this has also been discussed in other movie reviews, so I won't repeat it here), and the promotion of the movie's theme - after all, most people probably still don't want their wives to cheat and finally reconcile with the mistress Beautiful, right hahahaha. The exact same jacket is indeed a bit awkward. . Maybe in that era, everyone didn't have so many choices in dressing, and it was easy to bump into shirts hhh?
The heroine later became a princess in reality, which is really beautiful. The male protagonist really chose the pig teammate. . What weapon to choose is not a good choice for stockings. . Aren't scissors just at your fingertips? . Nine times out of ten, life is unsatisfactory, but as far as this murder is concerned, it will be a pity from the perspective of the male protagonist. After all, if the two of them communicated the details of the crime in detail, they might have succeeded? . It can be seen from this that maybe Harvard (I think this is the school where the male protagonist graduated?) may not necessarily produce high-IQ talents hahahaha? .
The dialogue at the beginning of the movie may be boring to many people, but I think that part is mainly to highlight the meticulousness of the male protagonist and explain the cause of the incident and the motive of the male protagonist to kill. Anyway, stick to it, I personally think that everyone should not be too disappointed hahahaha.
Hitchcock is excellent!
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