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Zella 2022-03-25 09:01:06

Kai Heng, a tennis player, accidentally found out that his wife was not abiding by women, so he prepared to divorce his wife, but the wife did not agree, which made Kai Heng unable to get along with the girlfriend he had just met, and he was very annoyed. One day, Kahun met a stranger, Brulo Anthony, on the train. Anthony proposes to Keheng an exchange of killing games. He asked Kehen to kill his father, and he helped Kehen kill his wife. Anthony's remarks made Kehen feel extremely frightened, and he quickly left the train.
Later, Kayhen's wife was really killed. Anthony picked up the lighter that Kayhen had left on the train and used it as a threat to let him kill his father. Under the pressure of Anthony's hardships, Kaihen had to kill Anthony's father. Kaiheng, who did not attempt to kill, just told the truth of the matter to the person sleeping on the bed. He thought it was Anthony's father, but he did not expect it to be Anthony himself. Knowing that Kayhen didn't intend to kill, Anthony fell into a world of madness and revenge, and he decided to put the lighter at the scene of Kayhen's wife's death to put the blame on him. While Keheng recognized his intentions, he had to go to a big game. Anthony accidentally dropped his lighter into the gutter, when he found the lighter, he found Kehen by his side

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  • Brooke 2022-03-27 09:01:04

    The suspense about the movie The reason why I recklessly called "The Train Strangers" no suspense is that if we give up the details and choose to fast-forward playback, we will find that this is a story of "exchange killing" that tells the result first and then the process. The film exposed the murderer to the audience early, and the audience just watched how the story ended, and even waited for the end in disappointment. But Hitchcock simply borrowed the story of Patricia Highsmith (the original author) and made wonderful changes in the details. (For details, please see Attachment 1 below.) Hitchcock said that "this is still a set of philosophy that runs back." But behind his "nothing more than" is a splendid splendor. Truffaut is right: "In your films, there is often a character who goes somewhere, and there is a surprising

  • Newell 2022-04-22 07:01:08

    There are many loopholes in the plot and some places are very blunt, but it is still very cool to watch. The method of projecting and reflecting the murder scene is groundbreaking and has been imitated by countless films in the future.

Strangers on a Train quotes

  • Anne Morton: We'd better be getting back.

    Guy Haines: We've actually been alone for an hour. Seems almost indecent. You like?

    Anne Morton: I like.

  • Barbara Morton: I've just been talking to your shadow. Guy, did you know Mr. Hennessy helped crack that axe murder I was reading about? You know, the one where the body was cut up and hidden in the butcher shop? He was locked in the ice box with the left leg for six hours!

    Guy Haines: Oh, Babs, he pulls those things out of his hat.