"Master of Horror"-Hitchcock's main works and characteristics combing

Mitchell 2022-03-19 09:01:01

The great director Hitchcock directed more than 50 films in his lifetime, and was dubbed the title of "Master of Horror" by fans; from black and white to color, from silent to sound, Hitchcock witnessed the development of film history, and it is not in the history of world film. An indispensable part. The following are notes taken by my choreographer in class. Taking the time and year as the axis, I sorted out the main works of Xi Pang, including his life experience, the innovation of film technology, and the characteristics of the film. The content is not very detailed, just a simple understanding, I hope it will be helpful to the fans, if there are any mistakes, please correct me.

1925 "Happy Garden" debut (Germany shot) Classic Hitchcock elements: love kills, rotating lens, voyeur lens 1926 "The Tenant" first style work (UK) "Serial Killer" attracts landlord daughter Features: Hitchcock Kr started his own behavior of making soy sauce in the movie. I never expected it: box office sales [1927 the world's first sound film was born "The King of Jazz"] 1929 "Blackmail" Hitchcock's sound era (UK) The story of the heroine being blackmailed after defending and killing [tags] 1. The first line in the history of British film that was pronounced "I got off work early enough today" 2. Adapted from the stage play of the same name 3. Classic Hitchcock element : The fascination with the building lens, the interweaving of terror and desire, the implicit horror of murder without blood, 1935 "Thirty-Nine Steps" "McGoffin Theory" (UK) Spy Organization Story Source: British screenwriter Angus • What Mike Phil refers to: the opportunity and plot to promote the development of drama, the things that characters desperately chase, and may not exist [Hitchcock visited the United States in 1937 to explore technical cooperation] Foreshadowing the 1938 "The Missing Lady" is similar to Agatha • Avalanche, the protagonist of Christie’s novel, is trapped in a small hotel down the mountain. 1939 "Jamaica Hotel" is the last work in the United Kingdom. The story of the pirate and hotel. The famous British suspenseful romantic female writer Du Maurier novel. 1940 "Butterfly Dream", the first American Oscar Best film beauty + wives-bereavement wealthy businessman + big villa + ghastly babysitter = PUA of love [Tags] 1. Million-dollar budget (!!!) 2. British suspenseful romantic female writer Du Maurier novel "Rebecca" 3 The villa explosion was a big deal of the year. 1940 "Overseas Commissioner" broke out in World War II. Britain was bombed to promote the spirit of patriotism. In 1941, "Smiths" light comedy was generally popular in 1941. The controversy, the heroine imagined everything in 1943 "Suspicious Clouds" pinned Hitchcock's own emotions. 1944 "Lonely Boat in the Angry Sea" Hitchcock type breakthrough work [label] 1. "Personal torture in a closed space" The narrative mode inspired a large number of movies in later generations 2. Water tank + projection + blower: "I don't mean that actors are beasts, I mean, they should be treated like beasts." 3. Runaway: If you can't add people, just add them in the newspaper. Up their own ads. In 1944, "Doctor Edward" returned to the British War [label] 1.

"My story may not be true enough, but it is never mediocre." —Alfred Hitchcock

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  • Ima 2022-03-26 09:01:01

    This is the movie with the best use of psychology.

  • Duane 2022-04-24 07:01:01

    8.9 points, the originator of schizophrenia movies, after watching it, I feel that "Fatal ID" and "Friday the 13th" have no meaning to exist. Having the heroine die in one third of the movie was a major innovation in Hollywood's star system at the time. The bathroom murder, the ending smile is so classic. It's amazing to have such a movie in the era of black and white movies. /Norman is really a classic villain, the last smile superimposed on the skeleton is very evil.

Psycho quotes

  • Milton Arbogast: Now, if this girl, Marion Crane, were here - you wouldn't be hiding her would you?

    Norman Bates: No.

    Milton Arbogast: Not even if she paid you?

    Norman Bates: No.

    Milton Arbogast: Lets just say, just for the sake of argument, that she wanted you to gallantly protect her, you'd know that you were being used. That you wouldn't be made a fool of, would you?

    Norman Bates: Well, I'm not a fool. And I'm not capable of being fooled! Not even by a woman.

  • Norman Bates: Uh-uh, Mother-m-mother, uh, what is the phrase? She isn't quite herself today.