The whole movie is bizarre and twists and turns. A beautiful woman with a mental illness keeps deceiving and deceiving. The hero played by Connery insists on marrying her back home and finding the root cause of her illness. There is no terrifying murder scene, but Hitchcock has been holding his nerves to explore the secret of the heroine's inner horror.
At the beginning of the movie, seeing Hitchcock himself coming out of an office with a plump figure made me laugh.
Watching this film, it is best not to know any introduction in advance, let your heart be lifted, and guess what the truth is, until the last moment to reveal the secret that is constantly being exaggerated and imagined.
While watching the movie, I sighed that everyone has had events of this kind or that in their lives, which have caused unspeakable trauma or shaping of their hearts or characters. Who can deeply analyze each of their behaviors and attitudes? A secret feeling perhaps stemming from a casual word or expression of someone in childhood? It's a coincidence that people are alive!
21 May 2007 London Fog
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