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Film
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Edge
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TRUST WEIGHTED
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Really Great | Great | Really Great | Tame | Glib |
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Really Great
4.5
Hitchcock's classic thriller, dizzying as ever, still packs enough punch to make girls scream. While tame by the crude… |
Great
4.0
Jimmy Stewart plods along perfectly as Scotty, the befuddled detective. Stewart starred for Hitchcock here and in "Rea… |
Really Great
4.5
No director weaves a tangled web better than Hitch, or deceives as cleverly. This was reiterated to me recently when I… |
Tame
1.4
Hitch don't need much edge to shock an audience. |
Glib
1.4
Much has been written about Vertigo in general and its liberties in particular, so I'll just point out a few.
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Great
4.0
Mesmerising and thrilling to the last, 'Vertigo' stands tall amid the lofty heights of Hitchcock's masterpieces, with J… |
Really Great
4.5
James Stewart, as the confused and perplexed 'Scottie' Ferguson, is the standout performer, but Kim Novak's outstanding… |
Very Good
3.5
From the onscreen bursts of colour to denote fear through to the perplexing twists of plot, 'Vertigo' is quintessential… |
Tame
1.4
With a dark plot and an even darker descent in terms of one character's mental state, 'Vertigo' is a profoundly grim mo… |
Surreal
2.2
When the entire plot unravels at the conclusion, there's no evidence to suggest that such an event could not happen. I… |
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Great
4.0
Great acting, and a suspenseful story make Vertigo a great thriller that still holds its charm today. Scottie (Jam… |
Great
4.0
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Really Great
4.5
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Tame
1.5
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Glib
1.9
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Sep 29, 2009 9:22PM
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92 |
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