The plot is very compact, and it makes people puzzled and fascinated step by step. The costumes and actors are all very eye-catching. It would be better if it was in color. Black and white leaves a lot of room for fantasy.

Deshawn 2022-03-26 09:01:04

Come, repeat the timeline, "Gone with the Wind" was published in 1936, and in 1939, it was adapted by Selznick as a producer into "Gone with the Wind", which won the 12th Oscar for best picture and created the highest box office record of 1.6 billion US dollars in film history. It has been maintained for many years. In the same year, the suspense master Hitchcock was dug from the UK to Hollywood, and the "Butterfly Dream" published in 1938 was also put on the big screen, back to back to win the 13th Oscar Best Picture! Truly make history! It also shows the success and popularity of the famous IP adaptation model at that time. As Hitchcock's foothold in Hollywood, it is still full of suspense, but it is really not Hitchcock enough in style. However, the theme of the movie still maintains Hitchcock's "Sex and Violence" as always, but I really don't understand why it should be translated into "Butterfly Dream"?

Deshawn 2022-03-27 09:01:04

This story proves once again that ardent fans are the scariest. 1. Double rebellion against love: the real relationship between the male protagonist and his ex-wife is the first, and the relationship with the female protagonist from a hasty acquaintance, borrowing a new girlfriend to forget the past, and later being really emotional because of "conspiracy" is the second; 2. Rebellion against the "protagonist": The late heroine who never showed her face was "present" from beginning to end; 3. Rebellion against the character's actions and plot promotion: Except for the male protagonist's miss (not directly presented, recalled by dictation), all Among the characters, the two supporting characters who really drive the plot and have the most action are the housekeeper and the cousin, especially the housekeeper. The infatuation with the former heroine has become the main reason for her to manipulate the heroine's emotions, making her try to destroy it. The heroine and even the entire manor, this morbid infatuation even surpasses Vertigo. "Vertigo" is because of the obsession with creating "clones", and in "Butterfly Dream", no "clones" can overstep the main body. Love can be carried by different objects, but the object of infatuation and worship is the only one. For the housekeeper, the former heroine is the god she worshipped in her new body and mind, which is the biggest horror point.