Hitchcock's Craft/Cinematography In Veertigo

Vertigo directed by Alfred Hitchcock released in 1958 was nominated for two Oscars it is about a detective in California who suffers from vertigo investigates a friends wife that they believe is possessed and while doing this he becomes obsessed with her. This movies stars James Stewart as John Ferguson the main character and Kim Novak as Madeleine Elster and as Judy Barton in the end.
In this paragraph we will talk about the entertainment value and how the components action and suspense are used in this movie. The suspense component is first used when we find out that Elsters wife has something wrong with her and then you just want to find out if its true or not. It is used again when Scotty finds out that there actually is something wrong
with her and now we want to know if he can fix it. The second component is action they first use the action component in this movie when madeleine jumps into the bay and Scotty jumps into rescue her. The second time it is used is when madeleine is running up the stairs of the church and Scotty is running up the stairs chasing after her.
In this paragraph we will talk about the grief and trust component use in the intelligence/thematic value used in this film. Grief is used in this movie when Judy at the end is shown in the mirror after lying to Scotty about her past and that she's not madeleine. Trust is used when Scotty trusts madeleine and Elster but in the end we find out it was all a lie to get rid of Elsters wife.
In this paragraph we will be talking about the director’s craft/cinematography and editing value and how POV shots and models are used.
The POV shot is used a couple times through out this film like when Scotty was looking down from the roof at his first accident. It’s also used when Scotty is following madeleine. It’s used also when he's looking down the steps at the church when he's chasing madeleine before she dies. I this a model is probably used when madeleine jumps off of the roof of the church when she kills herself.
In this paragraph we will talk about Hitchcock's trademarks. Hitchcock has a liking for James Stewart as we have seen him in the last two movies we have watched. He also has a thing for blondes because there is always a blond girl that is important in his movies.hitchcock always has a cameo in his movies in this movies he was walking past the ship building. Hitchcock also likes to use mirrors as a sign of grief.
I agree with the PG rating of this movie because there isn’t any sex scenes just some kissing scenes. I also agree because I don’t remember hearing like any swearing throughout the movie either. The only parts I think might not be okay for some children is when the cop falls of the roof in the beginning and the two parts at the end when madeleine and Judy jump off the church steeple. So that’s why I think a PG rating is perfect for this
movie.