The Most Dangerous Game 1932 color Ernest B. Schoedsack Fay Wray Joel McCrea Leslie Banks
ACM TV・2 minutes read
Lights on the channel are off, prompting the captain's concern. Count Zaroff reveals his twisted hunting game to Rainsford, who ultimately outwits him in a deadly showdown.
Insights
- The lights being off in the channel between Brank Island and the mainland signal a potential danger that the captain is concerned about, leading to a decision to proceed despite the risks.
- Count Zaroff's revelation of his twisted hunting game, where shipwrecked men are hunted for sport, sets the stage for a deadly confrontation with Rainsford, culminating in a battle of wits and survival that ultimately ends in Rainsford's victory and escape with Eve.
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Recent questions
What is the potential danger in the channel?
Lights off, indicating danger.
Who offers advice to the captain?
Mr. Rainsford, a hunter.
What does Count Zaroff reveal to Rainsford?
Passion for hunting and a new sensation.
What concerns does Miss Trowbridge share?
Disappearances of two sailors.
How does Rainsford respond to Zaroff's game?
Refuses to participate, leading to a deadly chase.
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Summary
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Channel Lights Off: Captain Seeks Advice
- The lights on the channel are off according to the chart, indicating a potential danger.
- The captain is concerned about the channel between Brank Island and the mainland due to the lights being off.
- The captain seeks advice from Mr. Rainsford, a hunter with experience in such trips.
- The channel lights are not in the correct position as per the chart, prompting a discussion on changing course.
- The decision is made to proceed through the channel despite the potential risks.
- Count Zaroff, the island owner, welcomes Rainsford after his shipwreck and offers him hospitality.
- Count Zaroff reveals his passion for hunting and his invention of a new sensation in hunting.
- Count Zaroff hints at hunting the most dangerous game on his island, keeping it as a surprise for his guests.
- Miss Trowbridge shares concerns about the disappearances of two sailors after visiting the count's trophy room.
- Miss Trowbridge warns Rainsford about the count's intentions and advises him to be cautious.
25:14
Deadly game of survival against a hunter
- Mr. Rainsford is treated like a child by his host, General Zaroff, who suggests he goes to bed early.
- Zaroff invites Rainsford to see his trophy room, hinting at a sinister game he plays with his guests.
- Rainsford becomes aware of Zaroff's twisted hunting game, where shipwrecked men are hunted for sport.
- Zaroff explains his hunting process, providing his victims with a head start and hunting gear before pursuing them.
- Rainsford refuses to participate in Zaroff's game, leading to a confrontation and a deadly chase through the jungle.
- Rainsford and another survivor, Eve, devise a plan to trap Zaroff using a makeshift weapon and a deadly trap.
- In a final showdown, Rainsford outwits Zaroff, ultimately defeating him and escaping with Eve.
