Rear Window Essay
Hitchcock did a good job filming from the apartment and not making it boring. He made things happen outside of L.B. Jefferies window, which he looked out of while his leg was broken. It wasn’t just any boring things going on outside his window, but it was a murder which I find interesting. Also, He had friends help him try to solve the murder which were the only two people who believed him that he thought there had been a murder. Lastly, Hitchcock made people in the film think L.B. Jefferies was seeing things since there wasn’t much evidence for on of his neighbors wife’s were murdered by her husband. By making people not believe him made it funny in a way. Those are the first thoughts that I came up with of how it wasn’t that boring.
Having something going on outside of L.B. Jefferies room made it interesting in many ways. One was because it wasn’t just taking place in his apartment it was around him. Also, I thought it was funny how he had to stay in his apartment because of his broken leg, but if it wasn’t for his leg he wouldn’t have had to stay inside looking out his window and figure out a murder. This movie even made you feel certain ways which isn’t boring. For example, when the dog was digging in the garden the murderer thought the dog would have unburied what he was trying to hide in there from the murder so he killed the dog

and that made me sad.
L.B. Jefferies made some people in the film think he was seeing things or crazy which made the film kind of funny. Hitchcock did that by having Jefferies looking out the window and see one of his neighbor’s wife’s go missing which he thought she had been killed. Although no one else saw any of this except himself. So when he got help from the police they just kind of were not taking him serious because he didn’t have enough evidence.
Although the police didn’t believe Jefferies about the murder two if his friends did. Since they believed him they helped him out and Jefferies couldn’t leave the apartment because of his broken leg he had his friends go out there for him. For example, when they wanted to see what was really buried in the garden he had his friends go out there and look. Also, when they needed more evidence for the police to prove the murder so one of his friends went into the “murderers” apartment and look for

something.
All of those reasons and more are why I liked the movie and why it wasn’t boring. Trying to solve the crime was interesting because at some points you thought that Jefferies was going to get seriously hurt, but because of friends helping him out he didn’t. Also, even making people in the film think he was crazy made it funny not all serious and boring. Hitchcock did a good

job not making the movie boring from filming it all at the

apartment.