... any other film but it is more apparent and easily discernable in this film as in most other Hitchcock films. When we are in a cinematic setting with it's dim lighting, comfortable seating and focus on the screen we are more suggestive to imagery as a form of communication then normal because of a regression, subconsciously, to infant like communication and an egotistical ... slow progression or mediocrity of Scottie's love for Midge. The color purple also makes an appearance in the film by seeming to be associated with Judy. However, when Scottie and Judy kiss the camera makes a dizzying...

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