Vertigo (1958)
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Good Hitchcock.
I'm not sure I can identify with vertigo as much as I can with some of his other obsessions - the nosy neighbour who sees too much, the case of the mistaken identity, being falsely accused ... read more
[Film] Vertigo
A classic
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"1958! Winner: Vertigo! Nominees: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof The Defiant Ones Separate Tables Touch of Evil"
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" The Hitchcock films, and suspense films in general, plays regularly with the perception of the spectator. But they also often mix reality and illusion, as in Vertigo, letting the spectator between two worlds until the surprising end puts everything in order."
"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★½ NOTES: 1996/7 restoration, cutting out the UIP logo but not the Universal logo. Fairly faded but not enough to diminish the reds or greens, significantly worn and has lost several frames. The changeovers are irregularly placed, damaged and ruinous, truncating a few seconds out of each scene. It’s not quite VistaVision, but it sure sounds that way. DATE: February 1st 2025 CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"
"SCREENING: 35mm DATE: February 1st CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"
"30.3. 2024 The very first scene of "Vertigo" is crucial regarding Hitchcock's metaphorical intentions: a detective Scottie Ferguson witnesses his fellow policeman falling to his death during a rooftop chase. Acrophobia caused by the terrible tragedy has turned Scottie into an unstable man, who is forced to live his life metaphorically hanging from a flimsy rain gutter. Death is a recurring theme in "Vertigo". Scottie is obsessed with death and his new experiences reinforce his unhealthy obses"
"... and James Stewart Ellen Corby as Manager of McKittrick Hotel"
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" "You shouldn't keep souvenirs of a killing. You shouldn't have been that sentimental." Written by Alec Coppel and Samuel A. Taylor Music by Bernard Herrmann Cinematography by Robert Burks Editing by George Tomasini "
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