Vertigo Film Techniques

I have just had the wonderful opportunity to watch vertigo, I just wanted to start by
saying that I think it is an amazing movie that people of all ages should watch. Vertigo is a great movie if you are a fan of thriller mystery’s that make you think about every little detail.
The movie takes place in the 1950’s in San-Francisco, it’s about a man named John
Ferguson being assigned as a private detective to keep eye on the wife of a millionaire who
suspects his wife is possessed. Some of the main characters in the story are, john Ferguson an ex detective who has been hired to investigate a case. Midge who is johns best friend and ex-lover,
Madeline who is the lady that john has been hired to investigate.
I liked the film technique

of the movie with all the close spinning shots, and the trippy
color scenes that Alfred Hitchcock is known for, one of my favorite scenes is when after
Madeline dies and you see john’s mental state deteriorate in the scene where he’s laying there
and he starts seeing all the colors and shapes. I’d say the moral of the story is that you can’t trust anyone, even those you love. I think others will feel close to the same way I felt about the theme of the story.
The group of people that would like this most is anyone who appreciates older movies and likes older screenplay. I would not recommend this ti anybody who has ever Sayed that a movie is to old, cause that’s exactly what this movie is, Old. This is more of a pg-13 movie, cause while there is death, there’s nothing to gory. My final word on the film is that it is an amazing movie and should be watched by anybody and everybody. Id give this move 4.5/5 stars.