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By Paul R (1,118) on 18 Apr 2013

James Stewart is a wheelchair bound photographer who spies on his neighbours from his apartment window and soon becomes convinced one of them…

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By Jason G (1,003) on 17 Apr 2013

This is one of the greatest thrills you have watching this film the landmark film about solving a crime Hitchcock great masterpiece of a film…

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By William C (881) on 14 Apr 2013

What more could you want from James Stewart staring out of a window for two hours…

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By Josh F (705) on 13 Apr 2013

What can I say? It's Alfred Hitchcock…

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By Coleman M (78) on 12 Apr 2013

This movie has something not many movies can pull of without adding buckets of blood and violence: Pure Suspense…

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By Mark M (1,680) on 12 Apr 2013

Absorbs and engrosses the viewer like only Hitchcock can…

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By Steve T (431) on 12 Apr 2013

Hitchcock challenges us to morally relate our film going experience as an act of voyeurism itself as we pass judgement on the faults of all…

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By Brandon B (918) on 09 Apr 2013

An absolute masterpiece by no one other than the masterpiece machine himself: Alfred Hitchcock…

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By Richard C (1,724) on 09 Apr 2013

After North by Northwest and Psycho, this is easily Hitchcock's top film…

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By Rafael U (35) on 07 Apr 2013

Hitchcock uses only a room as place for developing a story. I think Hitckcock could create a masterpiece only with two actors in sahara desert…

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By Jay M (484) on 05 Apr 2013

Not only do you get wheel chair bound Jimmy Stewart's story but also multiple vignettes of the neighbors he spies on while incapacitated…

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By Victoria V (64) on 02 Apr 2013

This is the definition of a classic suspense/mystery. Can't beat the subtle intensity and beauty of this film…

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By Christopher B (2,528) on 31 Mar 2013

One of Hitchcock's best story's as told through the view of a window. Stewart and Kelly are excellent along with a very strong character cast…

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By Roman R (421) on 31 Mar 2013

One of Hitchcock's best story's as told through the view of a window. Stewart and Kelly are excellent along with a very strong character cast…

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By Kevin N (818) on 31 Mar 2013

One of Hitchcock's best story's as told through the view of a window. Stewart and Kelly are excellent along with a very strong character cast…

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By Adam W (1,422) on 27 Mar 2013

Hitchcock is one of the greatest directors of all time and this is one of his greatest of all time making this one of the greatest movies of…

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By Robert N (248) on 22 Mar 2013

One of the greatest movies with the most beautiful woman of all time…

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By Jeremy D (499) on 20 Mar 2013

An absolute masterpiece about obsession, boredom, and relationships that skips most cliches and create a timeless film…

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By Ben G (949) on 19 Mar 2013

Not bad. Very slow, but intentionally so. I kept trying to predict the twist -- but I was wrong! A very interesting classic Hitchcock film…

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By Matthew O (473) on 16 Mar 2013

Voyeurism and crime? Great textbook example of suspense. And Grace Kelly was just divine…

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