REAR WINDOW

Rear Window is a mysterious, comic, thriller,about a photographer and the crime he thinks took place across the courtyard of his apartment. The main character begins to watch his neighbors, and he becomes an interrogator. The cinematographer or director, limits the audiences' view to what the main character sees, because they wanted the audience to feel like they were in the movie, or spying on their neighbors through binoculars .

Music or sounds are very important in a movie or film, because it gives the audience a tip on what's going to happen next, whether an emotional state, a tragedy, a fight scene, or a mysterious action. In Rear Window music was used and executed very well, because the music always built you up on what was going to happen. I thought the lighting in this film was great, especially in a specific scene when the murder came over to the main character's apartment.

There was a trick that the main character did that i thought was well thought out, he took his camera added a bulb, and made the most blinding flash to distract or confuse the murder. Lighting and color were used perfectly in that scene, the darks and the lights were placed exactly where they needed to be, to eccentuate the main point.

Even though the camera was based in the main character's apartment, the camera angles and shots were great, the shots of the neighbors' rooms across the main character's apartment were direct, angular,and proportionally shot . Rear Window is weirdly entertaining as well as skillfully executed and thematically complex.