Not exactly a mystery who did it. Spoiler
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j-taylor-goddard — 11 years ago(February 03, 2015 04:23 PM)
The only reason I worked it out was because of the 'Hitchcock' technique used.
I studied Psycho as a case study in school, and as soon as I saw
the killing of the supposed lead character in the first reel and the story taking a different direction as a result technique, I kind of saw where it was going.
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krispy_123 — 10 years ago(November 16, 2015 10:09 PM)
Sisters is good, too. The main actress in that, Jennifer Salt, was such a babe as Angie Dickinson was in this one.
I always liked this movie and like a previous poster, was hooked on the Hitchcock elements of the film. I didn't pick the twist though when I first saw it and as another poster said, I was busy going over all the things she would've been thinking of in the scenes prior to the elevator.
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sage2112 — 10 years ago(September 22, 2015 01:49 PM)
Moron the twist wasn't that he was the killer, the twist was that he and "Bobbie" were one and the same. So if you tell me that when Elliott was talking to Dr. Levy, you knew at that point that Levy was going "Wow here I am talking to the crazy Dr. that is trying to block his own sex change operation!", I know you're lying.
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LeonardPine — 10 years ago(June 29, 2015 04:50 AM)
I figured it out seeing the picture of the killer on the back of the soundtrack album! It was bloody obvious who it was wearing sunglasses and a blonde wig!
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R_Redbeard — 10 years ago(December 15, 2015 04:56 PM)
Yeah, I figured he was the tranny well be fore the big reveal.
The strong points of the film are the visuals and cinematography which is why this got a Criterion release. Also, tits are good.
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