I've not seen that one yet, and don't even know what one that is.
Do you actually get dizzy when you see it? Because Vertigo is not a fear of heights. Vertigo is a symptom of a fear of heights; and well a fear of anything, it's the dizzy/loss of consciousness feeling people get when confronted by their fears, heights is just a really common fear that brings it on. Hitchcock's film has convinced alot of people that it is a fear of heights but it's not. Funnily enough in just the second scene of Vertigo this is explained. I wrote about it in my Vertigo review:
Sorry not trying to be super dork here but that's a pet peeve of mine.
Do you actually get dizzy when you see it? Because Vertigo is not a fear of heights. Vertigo is a symptom of a fear of heights; and well a fear of anything, it's the dizzy/loss of consciousness feeling people get when confronted by their fears, heights is just a really common fear that brings it on. Hitchcock's film has convinced alot of people that it is a fear of heights but it's not. Funnily enough in just the second scene of Vertigo this is explained. I wrote about it in my Vertigo review:
Sorry not trying to be super dork here but that's a pet peeve of mine.