I know they want to inform the viewer of what is wrong with Norman. Instead of dropping hints throughout, they kept it a surprise until Nation's sister finds Mrs. Bates, but it drones on and on. It really ruins the pace, takes away the shock value and mystery. I think revealing Norman as his mother worked well enough and the explanation wasn't needed
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Odpoveď od tmdb53400018
dňa 17. august, 2017 o 7:20AM
I feel you, but at the same time, the detail that the psychiatrist provided was appreciated.
Odpoveď od RainingBullets
dňa 18. august, 2017 o 3:26AM
I like that the doctor explains about Norman, his true past and outlining how he believes it connects to his behavior in the present (although it's not exactly realistic but I appreciate the effort), however he was a bit long-winded. I re-watched Psycho recently and by the time he was done, it was like the viewer had been hit over the head with it. He really does drone on, it would've been better had it been more concise.
Odpoveď od somesunnyday
dňa 18. august, 2017 o 3:30AM
Yeah it does go on but back then I don't think average Joe's knowledge on serial killers and psychos was as advanced as it is today.
Odpoveď od tmdb43737777
dňa 18. august, 2017 o 3:57AM
Good point. The time period.
Odpoveď od genplant29
dňa 28. august, 2019 o 5:17PM
The monologue ending's never detracted any from the film, for me. It's a little awkward seeming, but still feels like it "works".
Odpoveď od Tresix
dňa 9. marec, 2024 o 10:32PM
I had no problem with the explanation. But that’s just me.