Marnie

Hitchcock’s Marnie Marnie can be said to be at the forefront of pioneering a psychological thriller. Many of Hitchcock’s films deal with a similar aspect, but none require the viewer to pay the amount of attention that this film calls for. It is in patience and careful observation that one can begin to see the complex problems that plague Marnie every day of her life. In this observation that re can find repeating …

…hope that their lives turn out on the good side. But as humans we have a predisposition to not only wish for good, but to see the bad as well, interested in another’s pain. And with Marnie, Hitchcock successfully accomplishes what he set out to do. This is an emotionally charged, psychological thriller that grabs onto the most primitive of feelings in a viewer, but sometimes the most primitive feelings create the biggest impact.