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Just me, the way I am? It is both a delicious ode to the helpless male fantasy and a scathing commentary supported by even the most strident feminist. As with all of Hitchcocks films, one can debate whether it is a sick example of the male gaze, or a useful window into the dangers of the male gaze. I prefer the latter. While I agree with Laura Mulvey that Rear Window and Vertigo cut to the measure of the male desire, (E) I think the point is for us to.