Vertigo is an Alfred Hitchcock psychological thriller from 1958. Jimmy Stewart suffers from vertigo and fear of heights, a weakness that is exploited to cover a crime and to bring us some state-of-the-art visual effects. The plot is overly convoluted and makes little sense overall, but is presented in such a satisfying way that you don't really care.
Saturday, December 09, 2023
Vertigo
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Keeping track of the story line is two much trouble. We'll come up for air when the drama increases, and see just enough to convince her Mom we actually went. Oh yeah Mom,it was great... he was on the edge and it was like a mile down and...
xoxoxoBruce
Too not two
Gotta learn to proofread more gooder.
xoxoxoBruce
Not only age blocked, which I am sure I qualify for, but geo-blocked too, which does not make me feel one with the world.
I live in a western country with free health care, mainly unarmed policemen, and with English as the language ... 75% 'white' skinned, European descendant population (for any racists reading) ... which is pretty neutral politically speaking, apart from being nuclear free ... so I don't see any reason to block mine eyes from an Alfred Hitchcock movie.
My brother has them all on old school DVDs so, na na na na na, I can watch it anyway.
And yes, DVDs are old school now.
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