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<blockquote data-quote="Werewillie Oleson" data-source="post: 187341" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Well, that was interesting! I'm trying to decide whose story it was, but it felt like 3 different chapters: Marion, Marion & Norman, the sister and the lover. What a hunk, btw. And Norman reminds of S&D's Peter Healy.</p><p>I think I prefer Marion's story, and the irony of the criminal meeting the other criminal. Sort of a Tales Of The Unexpected.</p><p>I find the Norman/mother story difficult to rate because surprise twists in movies have become so commonplace, but I'm sure at that time it was really awesome.</p><p></p><p>Scenes that stood out for me:</p><p>Marion's car scenes, and the imagined conversations</p><p>Marion's face on the floor</p><p>The car in the lake (it felt like she was killed again, and there's something <em>very</em> dastardly about making people disappear altogether)</p><p>Norman's mistakes when he's being questioned by the detective ("the couple that stayed here last week..")</p><p>When the detective meets "mother", just a moment before he's killed</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Werewillie Oleson, post: 187341, member: 8"] Well, that was interesting! I'm trying to decide whose story it was, but it felt like 3 different chapters: Marion, Marion & Norman, the sister and the lover. What a hunk, btw. And Norman reminds of S&D's Peter Healy. I think I prefer Marion's story, and the irony of the criminal meeting the other criminal. Sort of a Tales Of The Unexpected. I find the Norman/mother story difficult to rate because surprise twists in movies have become so commonplace, but I'm sure at that time it was really awesome. Scenes that stood out for me: Marion's car scenes, and the imagined conversations Marion's face on the floor The car in the lake (it felt like she was killed again, and there's something [I]very[/I] dastardly about making people disappear altogether) Norman's mistakes when he's being questioned by the detective ("the couple that stayed here last week..") When the detective meets "mother", just a moment before he's killed [/QUOTE]
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