"...production design, sound design, and editing are all impressive, and this film still looks and sounds great."

2/2

"...science fiction/action film that was as interested in asking existential questions as it was coming up with ways to action sequences that pushed the envelope. It's also trans-coded, punk rock, anti-authority, and badass."

2/2

"...narrative. It is as precise in its social commentary as it is inventive in its form."

2/2

"...exploration. Bong Joon-ho loves a story about classism but this one sparks every manner of reaction that he seeks to illicit from the audience."

2/2

“…feeling alone that you will experience during this short scene is indescribable, and only one of several other jaw dropping sequences in this film. Could easily be the best thriller/horror to have ever been made!!"

2/2

"...and filled with perfect performances for the film, and the concept of the film is just genius."

2/2

"...my new favorites now. Hitchcock films San Francisco like no one else and his work with Stewart is tops. I can't believe it took me so long to finally get to this, but I'm excited for the rewatchability this has."

2/2

"...leading ladies and so many other aspects of filmmaking. Jimmy Stewart delivers his finest acting performance as Scottie Ferguson and you can hang any frame of Robert Burks' cinematography up on your wall as a pure work of art."

2/2

“...one of those rare gems that morphs and ages with you."

2/2

"...watch this 100 times and walk away with 100 different impressions."

3/3

"...story of a retired police officer turned unofficial private investigator (and stalker), the trademark "Hitchcock blonde" who is alluring yet unattainable, desirous yet dangerous, and the under-appreciated character 'Midge,' played by Barbara Bel Geddes. You can..."

2/3