The Bird with the Crystal Plumage (L'uccello dalle piume di cristallo)

My Favorite Films of 1970 (6 movies items)

" "Right! Bring in the perverts!" Directed by Dario Argento Written by Dario Argento Music by Ennio Morricone Cinematography by Vittorio Storaro Editing by Franco Fraticelli"

“(OK) Argento found all done by Hollywood, by Bava and 'giallo' films; but made a nice new package of it, with details pushing for twists and plot points...” read more

Mustanaamio7's Movie Diary 2023 (58 movies items)

"19.5. 2023 An American man who looks 100% Italian witnesses a murder and becomes so obsessed with the murder case that it endangers his relationship with his girlfriend. "The Bird with the Crystal Plumage" is known as one of the films that made giallo genre famous but I don't see anything special about it. It is like many Hitchcock films with less charismatic actors and one surprising plot twist."

Watched in 2023 (160 movies items)

"7.5 rewatch"

Watched films in 2023 (158 movies items)

"28.2. Blu-ray Uusintakatselu. Dario Argenton debyyttiohjauksessa on kaikki se, mitä giallolta odotankin ihan kunnossa, mutta valitettavasti sen seuraaminen todella heikkolaatuiselta Nordic-BD:ltä (osa Argento-boksia, jonka muutkin elokuvat ovat parhaimmillaankin just ja just keskivertolaadulla), jolla vielä Vittorio Storaron pakkomielteestä kuva kropattuna 2.00:1-kuvasuhteeseen, on kovin turhauttavaa. Täytyy kyllä kaikki päivittää parempiin. Onneksi maksoin boksista aikanaan sen kympi"

Lessons To Be Learned From Horror Films (570 movies items)

"It’s only a story, Just keep telling yourself that."

Giallos I Want To Watch & I Have Watched (109 movies items)

"5 out of 5 - Rewatched 2016 One of my favorites. "

Debutant Movies (150 movies items)

"Dario Argento"

Movies Watched in 2020 (310 movies items)

"October 7th Directed by: Dario Argento Downloaded."

my 2020 movie diary ♥ (39 movies items)

" Dario Argento is a very hit-or-miss director, and this was a fucking miss. As I had bitched in section# 1 of this diary, giallo can be a very grating genre. In this film, you have to sit through a lot of badly written police procedural dialogue, dry tableaus of Tony Musante acting like a moron, and plot twists that they shouldn't even have bothered with. You see elements of greatness, for example the murder scenes are extremely well shot and look very glamorous. Argento was just settling in"