"One final thing I have to do... and then I'll be free of the past"
Following my disappointing time spent with 'Rare Window', I was skeptical about tuning in for the second 'Hitchcockian' session. Got to admit that I was pretty apprehensive, as doubts began to cloud my expectancies.
Fortunately, it fared considerably better than I anticipated!
I liked the story, loved the storytelling, felt for the characters, and was also privy to the romance portrayed on screen. This was a far better experience overall.
The major complaint that I had with my previous viewing (Rear Window) was that I could not feel the stakes, nor did I get a feel of the supposed suspense; however, here I did.
I liked the way the tale meets its end, a bit tragic, yes, but a befitting conclusion nonetheless!
Following my disappointing time spent with 'Rare Window', I was skeptical about tuning in for the second 'Hitchcockian' session. Got to admit that I was pretty apprehensive, as doubts began to cloud my expectancies.
Fortunately, it fared considerably better than I anticipated!
I liked the story, loved the storytelling, felt for the characters, and was also privy to the romance portrayed on screen. This was a far better experience overall.
The major complaint that I had with my previous viewing (Rear Window) was that I could not feel the stakes, nor did I get a feel of the supposed suspense; however, here I did.
I liked the way the tale meets its end, a bit tragic, yes, but a befitting conclusion nonetheless!
