Aidan Ham

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 The classical suspense movie is refreshing to say the least

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 Oh shit the cops are onto him

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 Hollywood has come along way in sound effect development

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 When referring to people of other nationalities they are very stereotypical which is something people still do nowadays.

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 The length of time these scene has spent in the room is becoming more and more boring

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 At the 42 minute mark, the slap to his face was well deserved

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 There are a plethora of closeups and a lot of the times that its a full body shot it is to objectify a person.

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 The camera is never set still, it can almost always be seen shaking just a little bit

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 "If you don't smile on the count of 8 I'll strangle you" That quote speaks volumes about what was socially acceptable to say in the 60s

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 Michel loves his gaslighting

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 The gaze isn't always literal but mentions of objectification are resemblant of the prevalence in the culture.

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 Very few people have long hair and if they do it is always put up but only the female lead has a shaved head from what I have seen

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 It's interesting how often they cut the film between lines instead of having fluid scenes

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 The ego of the main character is out of control

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 With all the smoking in the film I'm pretty sure I'm getting second hand lung cancer

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 The costumes convey meaning through portraying the status or job of the wearer.

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 The main character asked for money, declined it when she offered and then took it anyways when she wasn't looking which I don't understand

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 This film proves the point of Mulvey's essay as it has camera shots that are only are meant to objectify and not add to the plot.

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 Gender norms are persisted through this with the constant reference of gender to a specific role or critisism based solely off of ones gender

[Aidan Ham @AidanHam03]

@Litprof3 I feel the close up camera angles give a more personal feel to the characters would could be used to develop the audiences feeling of the character