Rear Window was predictable, but it had more authentic acting and authentic sounds that drew the audience in. The actors used more humor and that in itself made it more appealing even though both were meant to be suspenseful and relatively serious thrillers. Rebecca had more romantic components that seemed to drown out the rush and the whodunit facet of the story. Rear Window had some romantic elements, but it mostly focused on the mystery and thrill surrounding the murder. It was more engaging for those who don’t particularly like a lot of romance in a crime or murder thriller. It was more fun to watch, something Hitchcock would be thrilled to
Rear Window was predictable, but it had more authentic acting and authentic sounds that drew the audience in. The actors used more humor and that in itself made it more appealing even though both were meant to be suspenseful and relatively serious thrillers. Rebecca had more romantic components that seemed to drown out the rush and the whodunit facet of the story. Rear Window had some romantic elements, but it mostly focused on the mystery and thrill surrounding the murder. It was more engaging for those who don’t particularly like a lot of romance in a crime or murder thriller. It was more fun to watch, something Hitchcock would be thrilled to