Vertigo

Vertigo

This film directed by Alfred Hitchcock was very powerful as well as intense. It made the audience feel a number of different emotions because of the element of suspense and thickening plot. The adjectives that would best describe this move would be grave, serious, tragic and heavy.
The opening credits of the film were eerie with the close up of a human eye and lots of flashing light. It hinted to the style and strange plot line of the rest of the film. The music in the film, especially during the action scenes was very loud and stark. It was defiantly noticeable to the viewer. This was evident especially when Scotty was having a dizzy spell because of heights, the music would race causing the audience to feel dizzy also. Almost every scene in the movie was c...