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** The scenes with Marion in her bra and half-slip look quite tame by today's standards but were very risqué when the film was made, along with showing Marion half-dressed and with her lover post-coital at a hotel.
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** The scenes with Marion in her bra and half-slip look quite tame by today's standards but were very risqué when the film was made, along with showing Marion with her lover both half-dressed and with her lover post-coital at a hotel.
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** The iconic hotel room scenes with Marion in her bra and half-slip look quite tame by today's standards but were very risqué when the film was made.
** The opening sequence showing a half-dressed Marion and her lover post-coital at a motel.
** The opening sequence showing a half-dressed Marion and her lover post-coital at a motel.
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** The iconic hotel room scenes with Marion in her bra and half-slip look quite tame by today's standards but were very risqué when the film was made.
** The opening sequencemade, along with showing a Marion half-dressed Marion and with her lover post-coital at a motel.hotel.
** The opening sequence
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* ToplessnessFromTheBack: [[ShowerScene Guess.]]
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* ToplessnessFromTheBack: [[ShowerScene Guess.]]When Marion disrobes before stepping into the shower.
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* AntiHero: Marion steals $40,000, [[KickTheSonOfABitch but the man she steals from isn't the nicest fellow]].
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* AntiHero: Marion steals $40,000, [[KickTheSonOfABitch but the man she steals from isn't the nicest fellow]].fellow.
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* ShouldersUpNudity: Marion in the famous shower scene.
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* LingerieScene: Marion is seen in her bra and half-slip when getting ready for bed, which was considered very risqué for the time. In a later scene, after she has decided to run away with her employer's money, she is shown in lingerie again when getting dressed. There is some colour symbolism as well: in the first scene her bra and slip are white, and in the second they are black.
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* LingerieScene: Marion is seen in her bra and half-slip when getting ready for bed, in the opening hotel scene, which was considered very risqué for the time. In a later scene, after she has decided to run away with her employer's money, she is shown in lingerie again when getting dressed. There is some colour symbolism as well: in the first scene her bra and slip are white, and in the second they are black.
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* MaleGaze: The film's first half could be summed up as being about Marion's body; emphasizing her in lingerie (heavily used in posters and promotionals), inviting viewers to join Norman at peeping at her undressing, and gazing at her body from the moment Marion removes her robe and during the shower scene and as Norman removes her from the bathroom and dumps Marion into the car trunk. Even though, for the most part, viewers are denied seeing nudity or the knife violence done on her.
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* MaleGaze: The film's first half could be summed up as being about Marion's body; emphasizing her in lingerie (heavily used in posters and promotionals), inviting viewers to join Norman at peeping at her undressing, and gazing at her body from the moment Marion removes her robe and during the shower scene and as Norman removes her from the bathroom and dumps Marion into the car trunk. Even though, for the most part, though viewers are denied seeing any nudity or the knife violence done on her.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Of all the places Marion could have stopped for the night while fleeing with her ill-gotten gains, she just happens to pick the one that's run by a murderous psychopath.
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After the first of the aforementioned twists is revealed in the film's best-known and most referenced[=/=]parodied scene, ''Psycho'' switches gears to become something more along the lines of a combination [[MysteryFiction mystery]] and [[PsychologicalHorror psychological horror]] story, although still retaining a few noir elements. The rest of the movie follows the investigation into the events surrounding the first twist, initially by a private detective (Creator/MartinBalsam) hired to recover the money from Marion, then by her sister (Creator/VeraMiles) and lover (Creator/JohnGavin).
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After the first of the aforementioned twists is revealed revealed, in the film's best-known and most frequently referenced[=/=]parodied scene, ''Psycho'' switches gears to become something more along the lines of a combination [[MysteryFiction mystery]] and [[PsychologicalHorror psychological horror]] story, although still retaining a few noir elements. The rest remainder of the movie film follows the investigation into the events surrounding the first twist, initially by a private detective (Creator/MartinBalsam) hired to recover the money from Marion, then by her sister (Creator/VeraMiles) and lover (Creator/JohnGavin).
