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Howard Orr

11Feb12

A masterly study of the destructive powers of obsession and imagination, all wrapped up as if it were a thriller. Hitchcock's crowning achievement, and one of the greatest films ever made.

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milkfloat

30Jan12

I only wish the ending was paced as brilliantly as the rest of the film.

Jake Andrew Comeau

5Jan12

Best Hitchcock movie

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LifeofFiction

5Jan12

One of the most intricately spun webs of suspense I've ever seen. The viewer can't help but fall into the rabbit hole and attempt to fit the seemingly impossible pieces together.

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willythesalesman

5Jan12

our illusions can hurt more than what is real. great movie

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Brandon Cooley

1Jan12

I geuss I'm the only one who thinks that this is Hitchcock's worst movie.

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FilmStillLives

29Nov11

one of the most truly incomparable films ever made... marks an early era in my cinephilia, i.e. high school. i watched it as obssessively as scotty watched madeline.

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monsieur bornstein

27Nov11

Often cited as one of the best films ever made, when I saw it in high-definition, I had what could only be described as a filmgasm. Plus, my cat seemed to love it.

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Gulazhar

22Nov11

As perfect as something can be.

migwell007

14Nov11

One of the greatest movies of all times

Chris Jones

13Nov11

I had only the vaguest idea of what this movie was about going in and was absolutely not prepared for how fucking twisted the second half of it was. A masterpiece of color, anguish and mood.

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HitchFan

21Oct11

My favorite film of all time. Everything about it is so perfect; the performances, the music, the story, the cinematography, the often surreal camerawork. Even the opening titles are among the best ever. Hitchcock's masterpiece, no doubt about it.

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Nathan Earl

18Sep11

Everytime I watch I get so tense by the end I hope the finale magically changes; & eachtime it rips my chest out.

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    Conquest of Gaul

    26Sep11

    this is such a great statement...it's like the scene in the Mackitrick hotel, when she's never really there...that part remains no matter how man viewings you part take in...

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knozgrul

1Sep11

what a thing to be the center of attention all the time.. he isnt really falling for this, is he? hes getting dizzy, and so am i.

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William Low

13Aug11

My most favourite Hitchcock feature.

MarcH

6Aug11

Never much liked Kim Novak's performance until someone pointed out the obvious: that Judy is an amateur, and a more accomplished actress would not have given the superficiality that was needed in the role. I think that nails it.

Grace C

4Aug11

Kim Novak. Flawless.

Anthony

4Aug11

Gripping thriller that takes awhile to get interesting, but when the moment comes, the movie doesn't let you go.

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Gabriel

23Jul11

MUST SEE IN THEATERS. Its impact is elevated x500.

umman

16Jul11

Dream-like sequence is done by Salvador Dali

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Alder Adler

10Jul11

Produced at the absolute peak of his art, Vertigo is Hitchcock's most complex and potent work. In a true command performance, Novak's unstudied/affecting portrayal of the desperate Judy steals the show. Working in symbiosis, she's elevated to legend by Head's costumes and Herrmann's breathtaking, Wagner-inspired score. Keep an eye peeled for Novak's run across the green. The suit, waltz, and performance: perfection!

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António Silva

6Jul11

Um dos mais belos filmes de todos os tempos.

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trolley freak

21Jun11

This dreamlike Hitchcock masterpiece has to be his darkest and most complex work - even more so than Psycho. Jimmy Stewart was incapable of giving a poor performance but here he is absolutely riveting in the most complex role of his career as the ex-police officer, hired by an old school friend to follow his suicidal wife and becoming obsessed by her. He's unable to prevent her death but all is not what it seems.....

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ClassicTD

15Jun11

Despite the unsettlingly awkward ending, this is still easily the best Hitchcock film I've seen.

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David Huxley

9Jun11

The best film ever made about obsessive love, and one of the greatest films ever made, period. It is Hitchcock's masterpiece, in the original meaning as the single work for which one could be considered a master of their art. Why it took so long for filmgoers to recognize its brilliance is beyond me. Was any other filmmaker ever so bold as to present all his obsessions and psychoses before a movie audience?

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BoZoin

25May11

Amazing !

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Nate B.

25May11

Simply. Awesome.

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Ricardo

23May11

Hithcock,s masterpiece. In fact, a masterpiece in film history.Badly reviewed during original release, it gained during the years the status it deserved. A first class work of art in movies.

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