he heard me. he heard me.

ooooooh so the american dream is dead and our country is rotten to its core. obviously i like twin/doppelgänger metaphors and i think this is no different here; the young charlie is the innocence, the "good old days, where everyone was happy," our national dream. the elder charlie is the impulsive madness that springs from that, the destruction that lies just beneath the surface in us all. the appeal of the destruction wears off, but its evil forever changes us. we can kill millions with the push of a button now. how can we go back to church after that? baby's first film analysis but like guys it wasn't just an incest thing they're literally the same person

he heard me. he heard me.

ooooooh so the american dream is dead and our country is rotten to its core. obviously i like twin/doppelgänger metaphors and i think this is no different here; the young charlie is the innocence, the "good old days, where everyone was happy," our national dream. the elder charlie is the impulsive madness that springs from that, the destruction that lies just beneath the surface in us all. the appeal of the destruction wears off, but its evil forever changes us. we can kill millions with the push of a button now. how can we go back to church after that? baby's first film analysis but like guys it wasn't just an incest thing they're literally the same person

Trama noiosa con pochi colpi di scena, tra cui l'ultimo sul treno, che non danno niente in più all'opera. La scena del treno però è stata girata benissimo per le tecnologie dell'epoche. Non mi sono piaciuti i doppiaggi che, almeno per la mia versione, avevano un accento strano.

Trama noiosa con pochi colpi di scena, tra cui l'ultimo sul treno, che non danno niente in più all'opera. La scena del treno però è stata girata benissimo per le tecnologie dell'epoche. Non mi sono piaciuti i doppiaggi che, almeno per la mia versione, avevano un accento strano.

One of the weaker Hitchcock movies I’ve seen. I may have been spoiled by watching The Night of the Hunter first, which has a similar premise, yet I feel that Shadow of a Doubt is a pretty straightforward story with some clunky dialogue that also lacks nuance in its conflict with Uncle Charlie and Charlie the girl/the family. I hate Jack the detective. Did he really need to confess his love to Charlie??? The whole romance subplot felt forced and needless. Still, a competent movie that’s great because of Hitchcock’s stellar direction, but really doesn’t do much for me as a whole

One of the weaker Hitchcock movies I’ve seen. I may have been spoiled by watching The Night of the Hunter first, which has a similar premise, yet I feel that Shadow of a Doubt is a pretty straightforward story with some clunky dialogue that also lacks nuance in its conflict with Uncle Charlie and Charlie the girl/the family. I hate Jack the detective. Did he really need to confess his love to Charlie??? The whole romance subplot felt forced and needless. Still, a competent movie that’s great because of Hitchcock’s stellar direction, but really doesn’t do much for me as a whole

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his own fav movie

his own fav movie