It looked quite hypnotic at first, but later I found out that it was a chain of links, and I didn't know where it would reverse at the end. From the beginning, it seems to be talking about the entanglement of two mental illnesses. In the later stage, it is found that everything is a game, and the male protagonist is a tool person. Hitchcock's sound effects and lighting complement each other, greatly rendering the horror atmosphere. At first, I thought that both of them had hallucinations, but it turned out to be a foreshadowing of killing their wives. The female protagonist made a final slip, but the male protagonist was indifferent. He is obviously very fanatical about the heroine, but in fact, it is not as good as the fear of heights he just cured. In fact, beautiful things only exist in imagination, and when they are really in their hands, they still miss their original appearance. The objectification and contempt for women are vividly reflected.
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