Some time ago, I watched this classic psychological movie "The Silence of the Lambs" released in 1991, and I felt a lot of feelings and caused infinite thinking. The overall atmosphere of the film is full of tension and depression, full of unknowns and mysteries, and a large number of black backgrounds appear in the film set off a burst of fear, which increases the sense of emotional and psychological terror, and produces shock and influence on thought. At the same time, this is a film that requires careful thinking, and the logical clues contained in the film can withstand repeated scrutiny, so I feel nervous and depressed while remaining calm.
The opening scene of the film is "Buffalo Bill", the murderous maniac who peels off the fifth human skin, and it is also the beginning of the storyline, the secret service team including the trainee agent Clarice is ordered to arrest this murderer, in order to be able to enter the psychology of the perverted murderous maniac, the special agent team decides to send Claris to the prison to visit the psychiatrist Dr. Hannibal, this logical expert is a psychopathic human flesh lover, his bloody shots are different from Bill's disgusting behavior but appear extremely terrifying. After several twists and turns, Hannibal finally decided to help Clarice, but hoped to understand the heroine's experience, using her childhood experience and other information to exchange clues, and later after continuous information exchange, Clarice also intermittently knew more clues. In the end, Clarice found and went alone to the place where "Buffalo Bill" committed the crime, and after a fight between the two sides, Clarice successfully killed the murderer. The first scene of Dr. Hannibal in the film is in prison, he is standing quietly in a neat cell, Dr. Hannibal is always very calm, it is difficult to imagine that this is a mental patient, or even a murderous maniac. "Buffalo Bill" is a clue character who appears between Clarice and Hannibal, who once wanted to undergo sex reassignment surgery and was rejected, turned into a transvestite killer, captured the woman and after three days of captivity, killed the woman and skinned her to make clothes to wear, and embarked on a road of no return.
The cross-montage that appears in the film explains the events that occurred in different spaces at the same time, in which Clarice and her colleagues analyze the case; the camera turns, her boss is leading the agents to surround the destination, the camera flashes the scene of "Buffalo Bill" in the home for fun, the camera constantly crosses into the scene where the agent approaches the door and Bill's room, Bill is about to do something to the hostages, the agent outside the door rings the doorbell, and the atmosphere is extremely tense. Buffalo Bill hurriedly dressed and walked to the door to open the door, and the person who appeared outside the door turned out to be Clarice alone, and the camera cut to the agents breaking into the empty abandoned house. The interspersed shots of different spaces create a sense of esightly agent enveloping Bill, and when the tension is pushed to the extreme, it is shocked by the sudden appearance of Clarice. Unexpected at the same time to bring different psychological feelings to the audience.
This suspenseful and tense "Silence of the Lambs" is undoubtedly an outstanding film, and Clarice's subconscious image of the lamb to be slaughtered and the victim are the same, both innocent lives that are slaughtered, and they all scream at her in their dreams. This time, he saved the "Lamb" hostage in Bill's hand, and also redeemed the "Lamb" who screamed in his heart. Presumably, there will be screaming "lambs" in the hearts of individuals, and I also believe that after watching the film, they can self-regulate or seek help from others, correct their mentality to get rid of the influence, and have a healthy and upward body and mind.