A Comparison Of Rear Window And Shadow Of A Doubt

There are two Hitchcock films that are similar in contrast which are “Rear Window” and “Shadow of a Doubt”. Something that I enjoy the most about these two films are the action. They both share the same mystery and action. For example in “Rear Window” the main character Jeff was a journalist, during some picture taking he broke his leg. He was in a cast the whole movie, the only thing he did was sit in his wheelchair and look out the window at his neighbors. Just about all of the characters were viewed from a distance, but three. These three are Jeff who is the main character, his girlfriend Lisa, and Mr. Thorwald.
Action came into play when Mr. Thorwald started getting suspicious. Him and his wife were always fighting and one day things got physical, and a possible murder of his wife. Action is very important in this film because with Jeff being in a cast, not doing anything the movie would be boring without action. In the beginning of the movie there wasn’t any violence his day’s were just working with the nurse and looking out at

This film has a lot more action than the other one. This movie is about Uncle Charlie, who is a killer that escaped from detectives and ran to his sister’s house far away. When Uncle Charlie arrived to the house his sister and her family came to greet him and take him home. Charlie’s sister’s family consists of her, her husband, her two daughters, and her son. One of her daughters was named Charlie after her brother. Little Charlie is very important in the action aspect of this movie. Detectives found Uncle Charlie hiding and told little Charlie about the murders that her uncle committed. She was shocked and didn’t believe them at first, but after going to the local library and reading newspapers about it she started to believe the detectives. The next day they told Charlie to get Charlie out of town so that they could arrest