Rear Window is a good movie. It is about a man’s determination to find out the reason one of his neighbors disappeared. This film is an adaption of a short story titled It Had to Be Murder. The camerawork is in this film is phenomenal. The way the camera was positioned in the shots makes it appear as if the audience is actually there. We get the view of what the characters see when looking out the window and looking through binoculars. Needless to say it is visually pleasing. The actors did an amazing job in portraying their characters. The excitement, fear, and anger were all believable. I love Alfred Hitchcock, but in my opinion this is not his best work. Everything was great except the fact that the film is slow.
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The main character Jeff Jefferies is played by James Stewart. Jeff has limited mobility because he is in a cast for a broken leg. He is a professional photographer that was a bit too daring casing him a broken leg. Being confined to his apartment can be quite boring. His frequent visitors include his nurse Stella and his girlfriend Lisa. When he does not have company his entertainment is watching his neighbors. Jeff’s neighbors, the Thorwalds, have another heated argument. Late at night Jeff sees Mr. Thorwald leaving his apartment multiple times with a heavy case. The morning after Jeff witnessed Mr. Thorwalds suspicious activity he notices Mrs. Thorwald has vanished from the apartment. Her disappearance begins to raise questions. Jeff and his friends investigate a bit further into where her whereabouts may be. The more they piece the puzzle together the more questions arise with no answers. One of Jeff’s friends believes he is starting to imagine things because he has been cooped up in his apartment for weeks. All the unanswered questions are given plausible answers by his friend. His other friends still think the whole situation smells fishy so they stick by him to help find Mrs. Thorwald. The deeper
The film revolves around …show more content…
The main character Jeff Jefferies is played by James Stewart. Jeff has limited mobility because he is in a cast for a broken leg. He is a professional photographer that was a bit too daring casing him a broken leg. Being confined to his apartment can be quite boring. His frequent visitors include his nurse Stella and his girlfriend Lisa. When he does not have company his entertainment is watching his neighbors. Jeff’s neighbors, the Thorwalds, have another heated argument. Late at night Jeff sees Mr. Thorwald leaving his apartment multiple times with a heavy case. The morning after Jeff witnessed Mr. Thorwalds suspicious activity he notices Mrs. Thorwald has vanished from the apartment. Her disappearance begins to raise questions. Jeff and his friends investigate a bit further into where her whereabouts may be. The more they piece the puzzle together the more questions arise with no answers. One of Jeff’s friends believes he is starting to imagine things because he has been cooped up in his apartment for weeks. All the unanswered questions are given plausible answers by his friend. His other friends still think the whole situation smells fishy so they stick by him to help find Mrs. Thorwald. The deeper