Giovanni Fusco

I found this way more interesting than Psycho. Im very glad the Last sequence happened and he did realize what went on the top of the church,cuz the movie was kinda looking dumb by that point,but the last scene saved It. I loved the way Alfred Hitchcock used colors and the enviroment of San Francisco for the cinematography,cuz It really looked Amazing.I tought he wanted to comunicate trought colours.Especially with green since he used that a lot,and he Always put Madeleine in green,with clothes,the car,and lights,but i couldnt think of what he was trying to say. There were some really interesting shots like the one's in the woods,John staring at Madeleine that was looking at Carlotta Valdes's painting or the one's over San Francisco bay. In the end,i enjoyed this more than Psycho,but still,i dont think that i've watched Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece yet. The next one's in my watchlist are Dial M for Murder and Rear View,im very curious about them.

> ***THE LAST CHAPTER OF GANGSTER FILMS*** This was the first Film I ever saw of Martin Scorsese. Either this or *The Wolf of Wall Street*. Anyway,since I watches this for the First I feel the need of rewatching it once every couple of months,cuz It has some kinda of sentimental value. I mean,It was one of the main films that got me in to Cinema,so i think its that The thing that makes me want to rewatch this every little once in a while its definetly the soundtrack. *In The Still Of The Night *represents in the best way possible the feeling of melanchony this Film gets you,it really makes you think that everything must come to end at some point,like these kind of old-school Mafia movies and The Mafia itself. The second part of this Film is a masterpiece,It gives the greatest example of the concequences to a life of crime,that looks spectacular in the first Place,but becomes miserable for those who can reach the end. everything and everyone on this was phenomal,and I feel like Scorsese,Al Pacino,Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci could have been the only ones to pull off a movie like this,that is why I like to think of this as T*he Last Chapter Of Gangster Films.*

Watching this in 4k and 35 mm was just magnificent. I really wish they'd just remaster every old foreign film just like they did this one,cuz this one was terrific. As far as im dipping into Fellini's cinematography its 3/3 rn. His wife did an amazing performance,really incredible,so were the other actors involved in this,they made it so melodramathic that a thought went throught my mind thinking that this Film would be perfect even for a theatre play. Plus,I also think I recognized Cavalleria Rusticana as the song she played with the trumpet,and the main inspiration for the whole Film's score.