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Rating: Null/10 (17 February 2004)

When you watch Hitchcock's thrillers you can make a game out of it. For example, Alfred Hitchcock puts himself in small shots in the movies that he is making, weather it's walking in the street, or on a bench reading a newspaper, etc He also uses the same prop or theme though out the scenes. It's kind-of fun and hard to find these key elements on the movies. Because Hitchcock was `The Master of Suspense' you were not supposed to give out the `spoiler' so the reviews are made up of the technical aspects of things.	The music in the movie fits well. It puts the audience on the edge of their seats in terror. The music is a key to determine what was going to happen next, it was easy to foreshadow.	The technology for the 1960's wasn't all that great, because when ever some one was driving and the shot was in the car it was easy to tell that there was a green screen behind the car, but you could tell that the car was really driving when the shot is out side of the car. There are mess-up's in the great movie that were some-what knowesablt. For example, when the camera did a close-up you could see the camera's in the scene. Everyone knows this movie for the shower scene, and yes, the best scene ever can have a mess-up when Maryann is screaming you can hear her laugh for a split second.