Alfred Hitchcock presents

James Stewart, in the darkest, most profound and sad performance of his career, falls in love with the alluring, distant, unattainable and mesmerizing Kim Novak.
Bernard Herrmann composes a heavenly, breathtaking wagnerian symphony.
and Alfred Hitchcock, in the absolute peak of his powers, materializes the most beautiful, haunting, compelling and heart breaking tale of love that transcended any cinematic or human barrier.
my all time favorite motion picture.

Voyeurism and male-female struggles are the core of one of Hitchcock's most entertaining and fascinating exercises of suspense. The indisputable master of the macabre achieved one of cinema's most intriguing and witty gems.

Hitchcock's greatest escapism/espionage tale. charming, tongue-in-cheeck performances by Robert Donat and the icy Hitch blond Madeleine Carroll. exciting and amusing from start to finish.

Hitch does it again. he pulled his strings and created a state of the art thriller in a minimal space. only the best and most gifted director could succeed this well.

If Hitch ever directed a Bond film, this is it. a marvelous trip all over america's most eye-catching landscapes by the hand of the always cool Cary Grant and the angelical beauty Eva Marie Saint.

horror/suspense masterpiece. Hitchcock hits the spot once again, creating one of his most eerie and captivating films. full on twists, memorable performances, as well as the best murder ever captured on screen!

One of the wittiest and most exciting pictures done by the master.
Robert Walker's performance stands out, as the presumptuous and presumably homosexual psychopath Bruno Anthony.
A nail-biting concatenation of events with delightfully twisted sense of humour, impeccably written and staged.

Hitch's personal favorite of his own, and one of mine too. the adorable Teresa Wright and the always cool Joseph Cotten as well as the master's talent for pace, character development and sophisticated but dark sense of humour makes this film a great experience.

The darkest side of the genius was fully flourished in this rambunctious, violent, brutal and yet bizarrely amusing thriller. the last great Hitchcock film.

Hitch did it again in this gripping, superbly written and beautifuly staged murder mystery.

Clift, Baxter, Hasse and Malden all stand out with great performances. Hitchcock accomplishes a noirish, distressing and beautiful film.

Perhaps Hitchcock's more serious, realistic and touching drama about mistaken identity. Robert Burkes' noirish documentary-like photography it's one of the highlights, as well as Henry Fonda and Vera Miles in natural and believable roles of common people living in an anguishing kafkian nightmare.

A romantic spy thriller with the graceful presence of the cool Cary Grant, the beautiful Ingrid Bergman, and the great Claude Rains. superb story and highly distressing and exciting suspense.

Only Hitch could surpass himself in this suspenseful, intriguing and yet charming and hilarious top-notch thriller.

Really funny and entertaining british-era Hitchcock film.

A black comedy done by the master himself. tons of charm, wit, and sarcasm. nostalgic all the way.

Another haunting Hitchcock classic, riveting take on Daphne Du Maurier tale of despair for mankind's reign on earth.

although the story is somewhat weak, Hitch's visual skills and pace never let down, delivering an entertaining spy flick with one of the best murders ever filmed.

The master's farewell it's a hell of a fun thriller/dark comedy. great cast and memorable winks, like the Barbara Harris' one at the end. great soundtrack by John Williams. It's true Hitch was old and tired while making this film, but many young filmmakers would die to have a bit of his talent. the ending and the mountain road scene are classics.