dr edward

Arnold 2022-03-26 09:01:07

In 1899, the last year of the 19th century, Hitchcock, a master of suspense, was born. In the same year, Freud of Belgium published "The Interpretation of Dreams", which had a profound impact on later generations. This book has provided a source of inspiration for a large number of psychoanalytic films such as "Mulholland Drive", and this film is the originator of such films, and the configuration is quite luxurious, directed by Hitchcock, Ingrid Borg Mann and Gregory Pike starred, and the surrealist painter Dali designed the dream segment himself, so the overall performance was quite good. It's just that the way of revealing the final ending is too metaphysical, which is also a common problem in most psychoanalytic works. Almost every Hitchcock work will try to pursue some visual effects and special photography methods, such as the final villain's accidentally leaked words and suicide scenes, which are also very worthy of appreciation.

Kareem 2022-04-24 07:01:14

Hitchcock was considered a feature-length director at the time! After all, 90 minutes was standard at that time, and he netted 120. I think Gregory Peck's face is a gentleman's face, a good face, no matter what, the audience can't believe that he can do bad things, which probably limits his acting career. However, for the audience, I believe that there are indeed beautiful men with good hearts in the world, and they will be more comforted.