The London Underground and tram lines had their own power supplies, both separate from the public system.
A single power station failure could not affect all three.
Stevie's hair and the foam on his mouth as he is being subjected to the street vendor.
The ring on Mrs.
Verloc's third finger when she's wielding the knife.
In one of the final scenes where the police are removing the audience from the theater, prior to the audience getting up to leave, three dummies can clearly be seen sitting in the back row.
Apparently this was an attempt to make the theater appear more full.
When Mrs.
Verloc is reading the paper about the bus bombing, she is facing the street.
But in the next long shot, she is angled differently before she faints.
When Mr.
and Mrs.
Verloc are talking about Stevie, the position of the toy sailboat behind Mr.
Verloc changes between shots.
When Ted is leading Mrs.
Verloc to the police station, his arms go from being at his side to around her between shots.
Towards the end of the movie, when Professor Chatman slams his body against Verloc's locked door, the entire wall moves, revealing it to be flimsy set wall.
During lunch at Simpson's, a man's hat appears behind Mrs.
Verloc between shots.
Not quite the worst film I've ever seen in over half a century, but pretty damn close! Reasons by list Acting - so bad it makes Neighbours look like The Globe.
Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock, at this stage just the vigorous maverick of the Gaumont-British sentry, carved a mercilessly sensational bit from Conrad's The Secret Agent into a proficient drill in suspense. Sabotage is flawed plotting, but unqualified histrionics.
Sir Alfred Hitchcock adapted James Conrad's story, "The Secret Agent," into one of better known films. This film is short but not sweet.
I enjoy this movie. So intense and action-pack .
Sabotage is about a DEA Task Force who find themselves getting killed one by one after they rob a drug cartel safe house. As the body count rises everyone is a suspect and the Leader of the DEA Task Force John 'Breacher' Wharton (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger) wants to seek revenge for the people who killed his wife and son.
Well I just caught the last 45 mins of it. Now from what I've seen it had some good but dark scenes.
Had a great time watching!!
It's Hitchcock at his grimmest. Just count the number of smiles.
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