May was an unexpectedly great month to watch movies. From the latest - and perhaps the last - Mission: Impossible Sequel Brilliant horror flick Bring him backMovie theaters were a place to be last month.

Streaming was also not slacking, with guilty joy like this Fear Street: Prom Queen And some of the 2024's prestige films are like films Brutal Destroy in my social life.

NetflixJune programming schedule is just as impressive, to watch so many films that I had to cancel my marriage.

Leaving all the jokes on one side, I have to be electoral about what I see and this week I chose an under -2012 movie that no one really speaks today - HiccupThe Don't make a fool-fool-it is not a routine of a tambi biopic from the womb. Instead, it is made up of an artist's attractive portrait in the crossroad and one of the most influential films made so far.

Look at a masterpiece behind a screen

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The movie is PsychoWhich is so famous, everyone knows what happens to it even if they don't see it. If you do not know, there is a quick brief of the plot here: a woman steals cash from her work, escapes to an isolated hotel in the desert, befriend the hotel owner, stabbed in the shower and was killed as a murderer.

Pretty straight, isn't it? But in 1960, when sexuality and violence were strictly forbidden thanks The high codesIt was quite a liar stuff, and a story like that PsychoThe mainstream directors did not just create. However Alfred Hitchcock (Anthony Hopkins) Always attracted to Macabre and the film describes the history of his growing obsession by adapting to Ed Jin's true story to the big screen.

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"Why is this?" His wife Alma (Helen Miren) Asking early in the film. The answer is obvious - the master of the suspension is disturbed, and he wants to shake somewhat. There is an infectious, rebellious spirit across Hiccup As the great director is the labor of his unwilling staff, suspicious studio executive and nervous actors as labor to persuade Psycho Worth making a movie.

For each stumbling, like a paramount, the film initially denies the financing, such as a win, such as hech, when he thought he deleted a violence, they wanted to cut it when he actually edited it in another way. Although it was 61 years of age and already famous, though it happened, Hiccup The director displays the rules as a mavarick who is willing to bend the rules to realize his artistic view.

The scene from a wedding

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Hiccup The man is not just himself - it's about his marriage to Alama. At this point, they have been married for more than 30 years and have increased their partnership to act as alma review scripts and contributed valuable notes for her husband's best films. In the film, their union is tough, but it's not perfect, and Alma feels unstable with her husband's full focus PsychoThe

She finds comfort with Whitfield Cook (Danny Houston), A writer who urged Alama to hurt himself. Alma loves her husband, but she has done some vious for her success and has her own unrealistic ambition. Hiccup Presents a wedding at a crisis point - what happens when love is not enough now? The filmmaker highlighted a great front, but when he faced the possibility of losing Alama for good, he was scared for years and was scared to be like the members of the audience.

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Movie Biopics prefer Hiccup Modern film stars have the opportunity to watch the old -fashioned, as a sponsor level is enjoyable. It is of course here, with Jessica The actress is playing Vera, Ralph McCheo As the author of the film, Joseph StefanoAnd Scarlett Johansson Steps for JanetThe

This is what the most affected and for the sake of it later - Johanson Ley's ordinary girl's charm gets right, and Hopkins has a friendly closeness to her scene that comes from two industrial professionals who know what they are doing. Johanson's highest praise, however, came from Ley's daughter, Jamie Lee CurtisWHO Said a moment in the movie "Surprise me, where I look at Scarlett and she is my mother." His performance combines unusual mimicry with real emotions and is one of Johanson's best role in his impressive career.

Hitchcock's 'Psycho' - the first true crime of America?

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If it would be enough Hiccup There was only a biopic about a great movie or a weak wedding portrait, but the film is more ambitious than that. This is a real crime and a comment on how America's obsession Psycho It helped to give birth.

Across the whole picture, the director Sassacha Intercut scenery with Ed Gin (Michael Wincott), Who is the main inspiration of Norman Bates. This "Ed" is not real - he is a figure of the imagination of Hitchcock and a personality of his fixation Have worked all the liar of the infamous serial killer in real lifeThe

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What are these scenes necessary? Not really. They do not move the plot or give no insight in its actual production PsychoThe But I think they are important for what Garvasi is trying to say with this film: Hitchcock's obsession is our own, and that is why Psycho Still, the imagination of the public continues today.

Includes the Violence and Class Scenes and Nicrofilia and Advice, including the advice Psycho Myth John F. KennedyIts Camelot ruled the Supreme. That's why it was so boring and why another movie - Hiccup - We had to tell us how revolutionary that film was - and still there.

But do not accept my word for this. Stream Hiccup Now on Netflix - Just make sure you don't go anywhere near the shower later.