Vertigo

Movie • 1958

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Roger Ebert

"Vertigo" is about how Hitchcock used, feared and tried to control women.

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The Guardian

The unbearably sad, exquisitely macabre love story that is Vertigo now reaches its 60th birthday, and this week sees its rerelease, not much liked on first appearing in 1958 but now hugely canonical and prestigious.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Alfred Hitchcock tops his own fabulous record for suspense with Vertigo, a super-tale of murder, madness and mysticism.

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Loud And Clear Reviews

Vertigo is a thrilling masterpiece that expertly plants every seed before unveiling its true twisted purpose, earning its place as a nearly-undisputed classic.

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Variety

"Vertigo" is prime though uneven Hitchcock and with the potent marquee combination of James Stewart and Kim Novak should prove to be a highly profitable enterprise at the boxoffice.

variety.com/1958/film/reviews/vertigo-2-1200419207/

Classic Movie Hub Blog

That said, the film we’re discussing today, Vertigo, is a bit different. It has the bizarre distinction of being both Hitchcock’s most celebrated effort, and the one in which he least relies on his beloved 'roller-coaster' tactics.

classicmoviehub.com/blog/film-noir-review-vertigo-1958/

IMDb

Hitchcock made some of the greatest movies ever made, and 'Vertigo', though by no means his most accessible film, is quite possibly his crowning achievement.

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