opera opens with a very close up shot of a bird ever watching eye and thus begins one of argento most bizarre and and enjoyable and features (my second favorite in fact and behind deep red). granted and at times and the movie is pretty absurd (the lack of real concern after murders and the bird attack and the burnt dummy and that ending) but this is argento fantastical world and once you come to terms with that and you will find that it works. i do not mean to completely dismiss these faults though and rather that the artistry of the film more than makes up for them. for example and the aforementioned bird attack is completely over the top in theory and yet look at the wonderful execution of it while crows flying in chaos and adding their enraged squawking to the driving rock beat and the crowd in panic as seen through the circling and bird eye view camera work and and then the focused attack while aria of terror indeed. argento amazing and flowing cinematography is on full display in opera and and clearly one of the film highlights. i also enjoyed the soundtrack of operatic themes and rock music and a nice contrast of music with each used effectively (the rock kicks in with the murders in perfect timing and gives the scenes a very frenzied feel). the sound effects deserve a nod too and stabs and scissors and beaks and and all. inspector alan santini represent i have seen a lot of your movies. yes and youre really an expert in this field. i would be very interested to know your opinion. marco represent i think it unwise to use movies as a guide for reality and do not you inspector. inspector alan santini represent depends what you mean by reality. being that this is a giallo and stylish murders are a must and dario does not disappoint (the bullet through the door scene is quite possibly one of the greatest deaths ever shot and if you will forgive the pun). the black gloved and deep voiced and pulsating brained (cool shots. ) killer is cold and brutal and and having him tape pins under our heroine eyes so that she was forced to watch the murders was a nice touch. that all said and as a giallo and opera doesn not quite have as good of a mystery as it should. the killer is kept secret from the audience well enough but there little effort in the film devoted to actually solving the murders. this and and the strange ending and could have used more work. despite these problems though and opera still manages to be a worthwhile and satisfying horror film. one final note represent it was nice to see a movie and for once and show the correct view through binoculars (just a circle and not two circles together). nice eye for detail and dario. 
opera opens with a very close up shot of a bird ever watching eye and thus begins one of argento most bizarre and and enjoyable and features (my second favorite in fact and behind deep red). granted and at times and the movie is pretty absurd (the lack of real concern after murders and the bird attack and the burnt dummy and that ending) but this is argento fantastical world and once you come to terms with that and you will find that it works. i do not mean to completely dismiss these faults though and rather that the artistry of the film more than makes up for them. for example and the aforementioned bird attack is completely over the top in theory and yet look at the wonderful execution of it while crows flying in chaos and adding their enraged squawking to the driving rock beat and the crowd in panic as seen through the circling and bird eye view camera work and and then the focused attack while aria of terror indeed. argento amazing and flowing cinematography is on full display in opera and and clearly one of the film highlights. i also enjoyed the soundtrack of operatic themes and rock music and a nice contrast of music with each used effectively (the rock kicks in with the murders in perfect timing and gives the scenes a very frenzied feel). the sound effects deserve a nod too and stabs and scissors and beaks and and all. inspector alan santini represent i have seen a lot of your movies. yes and youre really an expert in this field. i would be very interested to know your opinion. marco represent i think it unwise to use movies as a guide for reality and do not you inspector. inspector alan santini represent depends what you mean by reality. being that this is a giallo and stylish murders are a must and dario does not disappoint (the bullet through the door scene is quite possibly one of the greatest deaths ever shot and if you will forgive the pun). the black gloved and deep voiced and pulsating brained (cool shots. ) killer is cold and brutal and and having him tape pins under our heroine eyes so that she was forced to watch the murders was a nice touch. that all said and as a giallo and opera doesn not quite have as good of a mystery as it should. the killer is kept secret from the audience well enough but there little effort in the film devoted to actually solving the murders. this and and the strange ending and could have used more work. despite these problems though and opera still manages to be a worthwhile and satisfying horror film. one final note represent it was nice to see a movie and for once and show the correct view through binoculars (just a circle and not two circles together). nice eye for detail and dario. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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