billha@ionet.net wrote:
> Agree, there was alot of that in those days, when
psychology was going to save
> humanity, if we would just listen to them. Wasn't
that the sort of thing that
> Hitchcock was mocking at the end of Psycho, with the
long, oh-so-rational
> explanation of Norman? Always wondered if it was
taken from the novel, which
> may have meant it seriously.
I agree with you. I've always thought that the end of the
film was parody of films like Richard Fleischer's
"Compulsion" (1955; about Loeb and that other guy whose name
escapes me). But it's boring - Hitch shouldn't have done
it!
Juri
jurnum@utu.fi
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