I really love the scenes and editing of the two people meeting and getting off the car at the beginning of the movie. The thriller always wins by the atmosphere and foreshadowing. Robert Walter, who is following the same step, raises his hands and throws evil spirits, and the plan of killing his father is far from making Farley Granger more attractive to play with his hands. Struggling in the whirlpool, being controlled or detached, the struggle between good and evil is far more compelling than the picture of murder.
The scene where Robert Watt and the judge’s wife play the game at the cocktail reception, the malice projected on Cathy Rogers’s sister, will be relived years later and still shudder, or Hitchcock will always be projected in our hearts in the flawed story. The perfect thriller.
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