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blue_lotus13I keep on forgetting to mention that I watched Double Indemnity and found it absolutely brilliant. I loved both the dialogue and the plot. I may not like crime drama, but I definitely love film noir. There's something about it that does it for me. I think it might be the narrative voice.
Last night, I watched "Strangers on a train" which is not included on Ebert's Great Movies list. However, I feel the need to mention it anyway, because I was captivated for the entire film. I LOVED how creepy it was, and how it kept on getting more and more sinister. The ending, which I will not spoil for anyone, was extremely breath-taking and had me on the edge of my seat. I'm somewhat saddened by the notion that I will eventually run out of Hitchcock movies to watch. He is definitely one of my favourite directors.
Last night, I watched "Strangers on a train" which is not included on Ebert's Great Movies list. However, I feel the need to mention it anyway, because I was captivated for the entire film. I LOVED how creepy it was, and how it kept on getting more and more sinister. The ending, which I will not spoil for anyone, was extremely breath-taking and had me on the edge of my seat. I'm somewhat saddened by the notion that I will eventually run out of Hitchcock movies to watch. He is definitely one of my favourite directors.
