Alfred Hitchcock - Notorious (1946) - Part 11 of 11

[outerspaceoutpost]

I was raised on classic movies all my life. Grew up being a very big Hitchcock fan & cinema buff. In High School back in 84, I took a cinema class at a arts park & made a short Hitchcock type film. When I went on to college I took a semester of cinema. Being a Director & Animator wasn't in my cards, However my prayer & fondest desire is that classic movies like this one last forever. They just don't make movies like this anymore. BRAVO to the whole cast & Director & Staff. God Bless.

[wthomps323]

Certainly one of my favorite Hitch films. I took a cinematography course in college that focused on Hitchcock films as the focus of master story telling. The professor disected the hundreds of subtleties and naunces that are nearly subliminal in Hitch's films. Initially, I thought the course would be just nit picking, but... truly made me appreciate the immense talent of this legendary director.

[SuperAaaaa123456]

o i love u ingrid!! i wish i were carry!!!

[MegaRose1957]

Thank you so much for uploading this one. Cary Grant is so sexy and handsome, great chemistry between the two! I must have watched this a hundred times by now.

[dreamcaster4eva2011]

AWESOME F***CKING MOVIE!!!! 

[sandmd94]

Am I the only one that thought Grant was a bit of an asshole?

[lunog]

@sandmd94 No... But he is also a man of his time. Men in general where assholes to women because society norms in those times teached that free spirit women where not supposed to be trustable nor good future wives and mothers. In fact in this movie, among others of his, Hitchcock seems he is trying to demystify that assumption.

[geekery15]

@lunog Really? I thought (at least the way I understood it from the extras on the DVD) that Devlin was just giving Alicia a chance to change by herself. I mean in reality, another person can't really change somebody else. That person has to change themselves when it all comes down to it.

[FutureSoapStar09]

@sandmd94 LOL, most of the middle he is. I love him but it was hard to root for him until the very end!

[sandmd94]

Am I the only one that thought Grant was a bit of an asshole?

[gagaforparamore]

that was amazing! thanks so much for uploading

[tylermoviepro]

THANKS FOR POSTING THIS GREAT HITCHCOCK FILM,, MY SUPENSE LEVEL WAS HIGH 

[MissEm181]

Love this movie! So beautifully done...

[adelinagia]

really great moovie!



[MStrat1106]

The most romantic, suspenseful movie ending ever. Bergman is ravishing, Grant is at his most masculine, and then there's that heart-stopping walk down the stairs. When Grant dooms Claude Rains by locking the car door on him, it's a stunning moment--I hate the little Nazi and pity him at the same time. Utterly brilliant, and I agree with RiddlingSphinx, there's not a second of celluloid wasted. Wow.

[davido53]

Notice that shot from the rafters down to her hand holding the key? Pretty amazing.

[hatepbj94]

Pretty good, though you might want to upload part 3 next time.

[poirot74]

Thanks for uploading this!

[adhair]

Best spy movie climax ever, with Cary Grant walking Ingrid Bergman down the stairs with that cool authority.

[utterxsiilence]

THAT. WAS. AWESOME.

[Elfulus5]

Thank you soo much for sharing this. here in italy i can't find the original dvd copy but i won't give up...:)

[1983CUEVAS]

@Elfulus5 try looking at TCM.COM for the DVD

[HendrixIsMyG0D]

Hitchcock has a way for making you feel something about each character. There is not one character in any of his movies that you feel neutral about. That being said, Raines really got the short end of the stick...

[uk6strings]

What a great film - my #2 favorite Hitchcock film after North By Northwest....

[gwtwcarlos]

the love scenes between cary and ingrid are amazing for 1946-and for today!!. absolutely natural, fresh, sincere...those two makes SUCH A COUPLE!!. Rains, who I adore as an actor, here is brilliant!!. Always in second row, only in CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA with Vivien Leigh he got a big part-and he certainly deserves!!.

[diggiemac]

@gwtwcarlos I heard about the scenes. There was a limit on the amount of time people could kiss in the movies...... To get around this, Hitchcock would put them an inch away from each other and let them sit there....in the end, this was so much more passionate.

[CanklesInKorporated]

Thanks for posting this!

[GENEFGMK]

I love it!!!!!

[Yariten]

Thanks for sharing this - truly a great film, brilliantly casted and directed. Grant is perfect and Bergman has such love gushing out of her eyes!

[yorugua97]

Cary is amazing!!

[11anna7]

wow! that got really intense for a while! way good!

[sausagedogmcgee]

I wish films still had climaxes like that. Unbearably tense due to empathy for the characters. The climax is allowed to happen inside your head, rather than ending with a pointless explosion or similar bullshit.

[sunshineuk1965]

PURE class!!

[davidperi]

Thanks for posting this..I haven´t seen it before...so I am 53,572 viewer.

[Tawntee321]

This is a pretty cool Hitchcock thriller. It's up there with other Hitchcock Greats like

Vertigo, Psycho, Rear Window, North by Northwest, Rebecca and Dial M for Murder

[TFCHooligan69]

Bravo. Absolutely fantastic film. :)

[spide429]

I have watched this movie so many times I've lost count. What a fantastic movie. I think it might overtake "Shadow of a Doubt" as my favorite Hitch film....

[xocreme]

thank you so much for uploading! great movie!!

[blkchk]

Very interesting interplay of human emotions on those stairs...Alex, torn between jealousy and wanting Alicia, and allegiance to his cause. Really good acting on Claude Rains' part.

[GEVMM]

After Rear Window, this is my favourite Hitchcock film. We don't get this kind of movies anymore. Where has this talent and intelligence gone? Such a shame...

[markstar777]

good film

[oscarwin45]

that final shot is one of the most terrifying thing i have seen in any move! bravo Mr. Hitchcock

[kaviraj]

Sebastian, facing certain death, doesn't run for his life?

[DollGirlie]

I don't understand why he couldn't have carried her out.

[macemcguire]

only Hitch & actors the quality of Grant, Bergman & Rains could make a walk downstairs so exciting.

[kirsten804]

sexiest. man. ever.

[globe255]

You cant find that kind of excitement in a film nowadays. Besides they dont have that good actors.

[kirsten804]

Wow...this is insanely good to watch. Such a blend of danger and romance put together in one scene. This movie in 5 minutes has more emotion than 2 hours of anything coming out now. No wonder Hitchcock was so famous.

[missninja0815]

I freaking love this movie!

[laurieheartsdcx]

Wow...never thought I'd want to be poisoned and locked away in a nazi's mansion. But if the end result was being rescued by Cary Grant I'd definitely consider it. My favorite Hitchcock film of all time. Suspenseful, sexy, incredible cast - sheer brilliance. Thanks so much for sharing.

[themusicdr]

my first ever hitchcock film. what a joy

[GENEFGMK]

Amazing movie!

[lmeck]

awesome movie !

[lmeck]

awesome movie !

[cecillbill]

Ingrid Bergman just portrayed the sexiest, most gorgeous woman suffering from a poisoning ever, lol.

[kdepinalex]

Such a fine movie. Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman and Claude Rains at their best in an Alfred Hitchcock thriller. They don't make films like this any more? And how could they? Who among today's stars could replace either of those actors?

[ElMaruecan82]

Great movie, fabulous chemistry between Bergman (one of the most beautiful women who ever graced the screen) and Grant..... having said that, am I the only one who felt a little sorry for Sebastian, I know he's the "bad guy" but still...

[182BEVERLEI]

@ElMaruecan82

It was typically Hitch to put some "ambivalent" character's in his movies.Not really good , not really bad....but victim of the situation. Sebastian was the "bad guy " because his mother and companions.

[moroccansunshine]

yet another great movie by HItchock. Thank u so much for putting it up for us

[KayaOfAyalia]

God I was sitting so still too scared to breathe. That mother sure is evil.

[PhilippeRR1]

His best from the 40's along with Shadow of a Doupt (which too was a gem).

[OptimistDoubt]

Thanks for uploading. I needed it for a school assignment.

[Mayer200]

The Nazi Mothers performance was magnificent; the frozen devilish face and slow talk etc.

[keikoreo]

If you ever want a laugh, watch Mission Impossible 2. They have almost the entire plot of Notorious there, and it's so melodramatic you'd think they were making a comedy.

[dsvj2009]

how ironic. alex has the phone removed from her room and that sort of sealed his doom. lol poetic justice :)

[darkmountains7]

Thanks for uploading this movie. I've wanted to see it for so long, and now I have! Now, I just have to buy it and add it to my collection.

[estelle715]

OH,OH Alex..U R a cooked goose! When the "guys" offer to drive you some place,you ain't coming back! You will soon be taking the "long walk" and what will Mommie Dearest do then?

[VWLoveBug93]

Great movie! Thx for the upload! :)

[borumata]

Thank you, i really enjoy it :)

[DannaRoseAguilar]

great movie! :)

[LCCRJB21]

Such a classic ! Thanks for posting. Today such films have disappeared : in "modern movies" people talk with vulgarity and have so ugly clothes compared to the goden age of the cinema... Sad...The only good thing the "modern area" has brought is a technology(and not technology...) which allow us to watch these movies -and remenbering -or trying to do - the good old time with melancholy- with a beautiful quality of sound and image...

By the way, sorry for my bad English, I'm French...

[LCCRJB21]

And by the way too, I mean "golden age" of course not goden lol...

[Eddiespice509]

loved the movie! a timeless classic!

[NaturalBornHedonist]

And the camerawork is absolutely stunning

[NaturalBornHedonist]

This movie is on my top THREE favourite Hitchcock films. Next to To Catch a Thief and Rear Window !!!

[ChevelleSSGuy]

I am so grateful that this movie was uploaded. I have watched it several times.

[archaon90]

thx for uploading this! awsome movie :)

[docsdaname2000]

thank you so much.

[blackcatwestern]

wonderful movie

thanks for the upload

[ChevelleSSGuy]

Cary and Ingrid make such a wonderful couple. They make this movie so much worth watching. Edith Head did such a wonderful job in selecting Ingrids gowns and hats. She looked so beautiful in them. Ingrid just looks beautiful period. She is such a classy lady.

[mmedefarge]

I always loved Edith Head's designs, they're absolutely timeless & elegant.

Thanks for uploading; it's one of Hitchcock's best.

[laurieheartsdcx]

If this scene was any sexier I think I'd just melt away. And the ending of this movie is flawless. Great writing, great acting, great directing - this movie's an all around perfect 10. Thank you so much for uploading.

[Jessmira23]

OMg....Read all the comments and just...wow. Took the words right out of my mouth. I LOVE THIS MOVIE! Cary Grant was so charming and devine. So was Ingrid Bergman. Lovely actors. Puts most of the actors today to shame!

[CosmicRuna]

wow!!!

Hitchcock!!!

I'll never get tired of watching his films

EVER masterful, subtle

all you fans get the book Truffaut/ Hitchcock the former interviewing the later on all his films

IT"S A MUST HAVE

[IngridBergmanRocked]

I can't thank Sir Alfred enough:D

[MissYBstar]

"Please take me! Please! Please! Please!" 3:45

He had just said a minute before that he was not scared to die! LOL

[RiddlingSphinx]

Hitch's best black and white film, and one of his top five. One of the most suspenseful, romantic films made. Aside from the stars, which everyone else has so well discussed, and Hitch's direction, the photography is amazing (not to mention costumes, art direction, editing). One of those amazing rarities in all of cinema: a perfect film; not a wasted shot; everything done for a purpose, beautifully done.

Thanks again.

Thanks so much for sharing this.

[scorpio1977b]

I agree with you, but Rebecca, Psycho and Spellbound were also very good black and white movies of Hitchcock.

[JordanKimball]

Cant forget about strangers on a train.

[cecillbill]

@RiddlingSphinx

I agree. Tour de force performances from everyone. Wonderful direction. Simply love the way the camera loves Cary and Ingrid, especially when they are snuggled near each other's faces. OMG, it makes you believe in love, even if you are the most cynical about love! Hitchcock could have filmed Cary and Ingrid playing Checkers the entire film runtime and Notorious still would have been more enjoyable to watch than 99.9% of the movies made today.

[themusicdr]

@cecillbill indeed. so much trash made nowadays

[kaviraj]

@RiddlingSphinx you must be unaware of British Hitchcock if you call this his best black and white film.

[diggiemac]

@RiddlingSphinx Yes.....agree with everything you said......but I think it's one of his top one, not five.

[ready4u184]

@RiddlingSphinx Absolutely right in every respect! it is probably one of THE most beautifully photographed black and white films! Every scene is lovingly filmed, bringing the audience "into" the shot! The long shot descending the staircase to a close-up of the ley in Bergman's clenched hand is but one such example! You comment is right on the money!

[grainofsandfan]

Cary Grant is so good and so real and so sexy that it is hard to believe he does what he does with clothes on.

[DuaneMThomas]

Thanks a million for uploading...YOU ROCK!!!!

[grainofsandfan]

.37 "I love you" it's just perfect. All the current actors couldn't say the line and have anyone really believe them.

[sigu655]

Thank you! You rock for putting this on!

[AlinaandKathy]

you probably get a bunch of these comments, but i'll say it again, thanks for posting this movie! :)

[GEVMM]

I love this film. Hitch was a genius.

[palovana9]

thanks a lot for uploading! =)

[hoorayforcindy]

amazing.

[MarleyMe95]

Thank You for Uploading, I loved it!

[grad2409]

can Cary Grant save me like that??? I think that is so sexy, how he comes and gets her and takes her out of the house before they can kill do anything to her... wow, what a man...

[pacoenfadonha]

Ooooh...Alex is so dead!!

[bcarls50]

i can't believe the ingenuity of this ending , superb..not wat i expected..without a single shot fired ..they played on man's vulnerability of death at the hands of others.

[EeyoreRoxmySox7]

My favorite movie in the whole wide world. I cannot say thank you enough. OMG, you are so awesome!!!!!

[goodluckpeace44]

the girl is like so in love

[PaulinaColombia]

Thank you very much for posting this! I can't get it on Netflix . Thanks!

[FilmTraum22]

Thank you for uploading this movie!

[mrsRogue]

Thank you for posting, I have always wanted to see it.

[PinkBlackPantera]

Thank you for this great film!

[lafemmesabotage]

thank you so much for posting this, the suspense was immense! so intruiging and romantic too, Grant and Bergman were mesmerising :D

[AhleizwhelsGem]

I love how Hitchcock uses doors as metaphors - like in Spellbound.

[Lucille7777]

Thank you so much for uploading this film.

[LittleLassieK9]

*applause*

Wonderful! This has got to be one of Hitchcock's greatest! Cary, Ingrid, Claude...I love this movie!! Now I want to watch it all over again. :) *sigh*

[FilmTraum11]

Thanks for posting this great movie!

[MarkThompson01]

I love this movie. I. Bergman was so incredibly beautiful. Whenever I think about her, the image is in the striped outfit at the beginning of this movie.

[Lucille7777]

Sorry, I meant thumbs up, not down. I agree with you that Ingrid Bergman was incredibly beautiful and Cary Grant looked great too. I love this movie, especially when Cary goes to get Ingrid and tells her he loves her. It doesn't get more romantic then this.

[ohlovecharlie]

Great film, never seen it before!

Thnks for uploading this film.

[chicklebird]

thanks for uploading this movie! i enjoyed it

[IngridBergmanRocked]

Hats off to 2 of my ALL-TIME favorite actors...Ingrid & Cary...OOH-LA-LA!

[weeknightingale]

Hello, great film!

Thanks for posting this!

[theodosiagrace]

AHH! that was epic! i loved it! thank you so much!

[jillydo]

Gee, as much as Alex wanted his wife dead, you just can't help but feel a little sorry for him at the end.

[JaneDoeh]

or maybe he shouldn't have been involved in crime in the first place?

[ClassicMovieClub]

That was amazing!!! i loved it!!! ahh! haha thank u!!

[kaibasaid]

Thank you so much for uploading this. What an excellent movie.

[dAvrilthebear]

They shouldn't have left Alex there. Unprofessional to loose such a valuable contact. He was a man who knew a lot (or a man who knew too much) :))

Want to say once again a great thanks to you for this film. It's been a pleasure to watch.

[Peshwa0401]

My thoughts exactly..! :)

[puddlemini]

she looks like a prettier, more classic debra messing lol