Film of the day 14/02/2012

Rear Window Alfred Hitchcock

     112 Minutes.

Rear Window is about a character called L.B Jeff (James Stewart) a photographer with a broken leg. He is trapped in his own apartment because of his injury. This film takes you threw an adventure all inside the same house of Jeff. Watch Jeff look at his Nabors as if it’s you. Jeff keeps looking out the window. He then thinks that the married man across the road may have murdered his wife: has he?

      Rear Window is an immersing film because it keeps to the point of view of Jeff. You see what he sees. It’s as if when Jeff looks out his window it symbolises you looking at the T.V while watching Rear Window.

But that all changes when Lisa Carol Fremond (Grace Kelly) goes out of Jeff’s apartment. And then the monster across the road comes out of the T.V.

which is a great shock with the great use of close ups such as: James Stewart looks out the window, he see’s something then you see his reaction etc.

      Over all I think Rear Window is a great film because of the may you get immersed in it because of the way it’s all from Jeff’s point of view.