Starts slow and then builds up in intensity
I wasn’t that impressed with the start of Alfred Hitchcock’s Notorious but it grew on me. I was a bit disappointed at first because it comes off as a melodrama with Gary Grant and Ingrid Bergman falling in love. Then it gets more complicated as the men in the film focus upon Bergman’s character as a woman. For instance, Grant plays an American agent who talks with his bosses about using Bergman as a spy. They all focus upon whether she is a “proper” woman or not. It turns out they picked her because she’s good with men which they all look down upon morally but feel is perfect for their aims. To them she’s just a tool, specifically a hoe. Then there’s a whole betrayal section of the story which really brings out the Hitchcock elements he’s famous for.
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