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Queer case
Johnnie 2022-04-28 06:01:02
The most gentle and relaxing one of Hitchcock’s films I’ve seen in "Ghost Case", there is no horror atmosphere in Psycho, no tense rhythm in The 39 steps, no complicated plot in Vertigo, but the same There is suspense, humor, and unexpected ending. The grassy slope where Harry's body appeared was like a dramatic scene, with people coming and going, as if they were going on stage and off stage. This is somewhat similar to "Rear Window". Many of the dialogues in the film are humorous and make people laugh.
Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Harry Worp: Okay, I know how to handle your type!
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[last lines]
Miss Graveley: What was it?
Capt. Wiles: A double bed.