I was assuming it was Tate, the husband or the shopkeeper who done it since as they said she would need to travel in disguise, do everything in record time and travel in disguise again, so the twist ending didn't make much sense and they should rather pin it on one of those two or leave it open.
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Contestado por barrymost
el 12 de octubre de 2022 a las 15:28
Your observation doesn't make much sense, in light of the fact that the book came before the movie. They were following the book. Just sayin'.
Contestado por barrymost
el 13 de octubre de 2022 a las 09:46
Ah, I think I understand better where you're coming from now. I certainly agree with you that, if this is the way straight white males are being depicted in film, then that is not right.
I'll be honest: if this is the pattern occurring in modern film, then I had no idea and I am completely out of the loop, because I'm a classic film fanatic, and I would say 90 - 95% (or higher) of what I watch is from the 1930s to 60s.
I have picked up a little on the racial/cultural stuff going on nowadays though, and so I suppose I'm not surprised that it's made its way into the film industry.
Thanks for the explanation though, it definitely helped.