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By Jerky S (108) on 23 Mar 2012

Twisted, thrilling, and unpredictable, Vertigo serves as a powerful reminder of the terrible effects of obsession, fear, and guilt…

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By Julian T (578) on 23 Mar 2012

Twisted, thrilling, and unpredictable, Vertigo serves as a powerful reminder of the terrible effects of obsession, fear, and guilt…

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By Markus S (302) on 23 Mar 2012

Twisted, thrilling, and unpredictable, Vertigo serves as a powerful reminder of the terrible effects of obsession, fear, and guilt…

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By Stephen H (1,156) on 21 Mar 2012

The best Hitchcock film ever. Obsession is something truly frightening, and Jimmy Stewart sells it. Kim Novak is a goddess. Solid filmmaking…

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By Malvin L (16) on 21 Mar 2012

A mystery thriller with a decent plot and haunting scores that at times, will send shivers down one's spine…

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By Frank M (727) on 19 Mar 2012

Well-made, though it's so icy, it's hard to connect with it…

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By Kip M (236) on 19 Mar 2012

Well-made, though it's so icy, it's hard to connect with it…

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By Jack P (772) on 18 Mar 2012

Perfect. Just perfect in every aspect for most part of the movie…

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By Eduardo S (213) on 18 Mar 2012

Perfect. Just perfect in every aspect for most part of the movie…

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By Rameshwar N (310) on 18 Mar 2012

Perfect. Just perfect in every aspect for most part of the movie…

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By R. S (241) on 17 Mar 2012

At times innocent and fun, at other times extremely haunting…

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By Ashley K (242) on 07 Mar 2012

Scottie, do you believe that someone out of the past - someone dead - can enter and take possession of a living being…

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By Terry C (344) on 07 Mar 2012

One of Hitchcock's creepier films. Jimmy Stewart as an obsessive and demanding lover in the second half is extremely unsettling…

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By Ben P (961) on 07 Mar 2012

Scottie, do you believe that someone out of the past - someone dead - can enter and take possession of a living being…

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By Jason J (1,369) on 03 Mar 2012

James Stewart is an ex-police detective 'Scottie' Ferguson suffering from vertigo who is asked by an old friend to investigate his wife who…

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By Nigel M (174) on 02 Mar 2012

Despite its age, Vertigo is startlingly unpredictable, gripping, mesmerizing and heartbreaking…

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By Timothy F (226) on 26 Feb 2012

One of the greatest Mystery films around. Directed by the great Alfred Hitchcock and with a star like Jimmy Stewart nothing can go wrong…

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By Daniel D (1,629) on 25 Feb 2012

I can honestly say I am very familiar with Hitchcock's work and have seen close to 30 of his films, none of which have left me so emotionally…

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By Dane S (87) on 25 Feb 2012

Shunned by the critics and the public on its first release in 1958, looking back over fifty years later, we see this film is one of Hitchcock's…

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By Taylor A (55) on 25 Feb 2012

I can honestly say I am very familiar with Hitchcock's work and have seen close to 30 of his films, none of which have left me so emotionally…

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