Tippi Hedren

Carmel 2021-12-22 08:01:12

I really love this one, mainly because I really love tippi

No fat man’s usual routine, very novel core

I like the confidence and calmness on tippi's face

I like the American sceneries in Hitchcock's movies

Why don't you love my mother

The first time I stole something in the office was wonderful

In the end, the fragment of the hair falling and holding the gun is gone

The long shot downstairs is also very good

Tippi's closed lips showed her natural calmness and charming charm. The tight soul was always observing the surroundings, like a hunting dog, or a soft and golden hunting dog.

Obviously only one year apart, why do you feel much older than in the flock of birds?

Stretched shot of the money in the safe

Tippi's mother's cyan pupils are like glass beads...

The last performance that Tippi remembered was also surprisingly good

So this old woman is premeditated to treat the little girl!

Such a man really damn it

Tippi really loves her mother...her mother also loves her. "There, there now."

The protagonist is really good. He didn't directly hand her over to the police, but went to observe her and enlighten her.

"I was too young then and never owned anything..."

The ending should be together~

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Extended Reading
  • Jordyn 2022-04-20 09:01:48

    Severe patients with shadow disease | Extra points on the big screen.... Lovely hotel neighbors

  • Ibrahim 2021-12-22 08:01:12

    When Hitchcock became very interested in psychoanalysis, I became a little impatient with him, probably because I didn’t trust Freud so much. I still prefer the mid-term "Rope" and "The Missing Lady" "Like; in this movie, Xi Pang has come out again! Young and handsome Sean Connelly!

Marnie quotes

  • Mark Rutland: Contrary to the movies and the Ladies Home Journal, the battleground of marriage is not, I repeat, not, the - bedroom. The real field of battle is the bath. It is in the bath and for the bath, that the lines are drawn and no quarter given. It seems to me, we are getting off to a dangerously poor start, darling. You've been in the bathroom exactly 47 minutes.

  • Mark Rutland: What happened to you?

    Marnie Edgar: Happened? Nothing. Nothing happened to me. I just never wanted anybody to touch me!

    Mark Rutland: You ever tried to talk about it, to a doctor or somebody who could help you?

    Marnie Edgar: No, why should I? I didn't want to get married. It's - degrading. It's animal!