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Mathematicians Are Lazy

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This is my weblog. About Film, etc.

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Mathematicians Are Lazy Mathematicians Are Lazy This is my weblog. About Film, etc. Saturday, January 12, 2013 A few words on Hitchcock and The Impossible Hitchcock (2012 - Sacha Gervasi) Hitchcock  tries to be part character study and part filmmaking docudrama, and never really comes together as either. Attempts are made to probe Hitchcock's psychology by showing him as a man haunted by visions of Ed Gein. In another scene, we see him eavesdropping on Vera Miles (a very unconvincing Jessica Biel) in her dressing room--a scene clearly intended to evoke Norman Bates spying on Marion Crane in Psycho . It's indicative of the movie's psychological insight that the Vera Miles character actually says outright, "The Jimmy Stewart character in Vertigo --THAT'S Hitch." Perhaps most ridiculous is the scene where he gets frustrated at the stabbing motions in the shower scene, takes the knife, and begins showing how it should really be done. At other times, the movie gives us Hitchco...

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