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By David R (1,449) on 04 Oct 2013

My first hitchcock film, this was a pretty amazing film. I enjoy Hichcock's directoral direction as wellas the acting from the leads…

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By Maurel B (62) on 26 Sep 2013

Classic Hitchcock. The obsession of Stewart with Novak is the same obsession that I have for this movie…

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By Brandon P (383) on 26 Sep 2013

Classic Hitchcock. The obsession of Stewart with Novak is the same obsession that I have for this movie…

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By Guy H (77) on 22 Sep 2013

A rapturously beautiful film that remains as Hitchcock's most powerful and important contributions to cinema…

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By The Critic ( (601) on 21 Sep 2013

As handsomely produced as you'd expect any Hitchcockian tale to be, featuring complex performances from James Stewart and Kim Novak, but the…

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By Luis Y (70) on 12 Sep 2013

What else can I say about Vertigo. The brilliance and mystery of every scene, It's masterful work by mr.Hitchcock and his crew…

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By Kane D (26) on 12 Sep 2013

What else can I say about Vertigo. The brilliance and mystery of every scene, It's masterful work by mr.Hitchcock and his crew…

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By Matthew J (1,312) on 12 Sep 2013

What else can I say about Vertigo. The brilliance and mystery of every scene, It's masterful work by mr.Hitchcock and his crew…

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By Erik S (311) on 27 Aug 2013

Surprisingly, this isn't my favorite Hitchcock, but it still is a fascinating study in grief, guilt and how different people choose to cope with it…

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By Branham N (274) on 14 Aug 2013

A dazzling emotional metaphor. This story of a man caught in the guilt and the weakness amazes easily despite its slowness…

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By Alan Z (89) on 14 Aug 2013

A dazzling emotional metaphor. This story of a man caught in the guilt and the weakness amazes easily despite its slowness…

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By Dane P (447) on 14 Aug 2013

A dazzling emotional metaphor. This story of a man caught in the guilt and the weakness amazes easily despite its slowness…

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By Nickolas I (89) on 14 Aug 2013

A dazzling emotional metaphor. This story of a man caught in the guilt and the weakness amazes easily despite its slowness…

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By Spencer S (1,155) on 14 Aug 2013

A dazzling emotional metaphor. This story of a man caught in the guilt and the weakness amazes easily despite its slowness…

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By Brendon M (124) on 12 Aug 2013

Disturbing, gripping, emotionally shattering and infinitely re-watchable; a mature thriller of the male psyche…

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By Jacob M (1,390) on 11 Aug 2013

You know, the Chinese say that once you've saved a person's life, you're responsible for it forever…

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By Marlenne R (3) on 05 Aug 2013

In 1952, the British magazine Sight & Sound had asked the world's best film critics to put together their lists of the ten greatest films of…

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By Chris M (3,023) on 05 Aug 2013

In 1952, the British magazine Sight & Sound had asked the world's best film critics to put together their lists of the ten greatest films of…

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By Dave B (970) on 05 Aug 2013

In 1952, the British magazine Sight & Sound had asked the world's best film critics to put together their lists of the ten greatest films of…

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By Lucas D (206) on 27 Jul 2013

Scottie: And then what did he do? Did he train you? Did he rehearse you? Did he tell you exactly what to do, what to say…

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