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  • Awesome amazing film.

  • It's a classic film

  • I love this movie

  • OMG, I can't stand it, I've just finished watching this piece of shit after a lot of pauses and fastforwards. I so want to slap that bitch on the face and cut off detective's balls. The characters are definetely sooo losers. I've seen 8 Hitchcock's movies and now I can state that the more I watch his movies the more I get disappointed. Why love fucks it up all the time?! Now I'm going to put myself together and try to recover some neurons that died by watching the pile of poor quality shit.

  • @brunopiccinin udumb

  • This movie was listed as the best Hitchcock's movie, but I think it's the worst one. The crime is kind of nice, but then you realize that the main characters are ridiculous. Both detective and that woman are such terrible wuss. He is in blind in love like a dumb without any goal and she doesn't do her own will. Yet, where does he get the money to live if he doesn't work?! Hitchcock had nice ideas, but love is always the reason of all problems in his movies, it's so fucked up.

  • alfred hitchcock master of suspense!1899-1980!RIP!

  • an amazing movie

  • I integrate Vertigo and a bunch of other Hitchcock classics in my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," viewable right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

  • Although it's said that this film is about 'obsession' (losing sight of the actual reality of things), I'd say that this film is also about angst / anxiety. The main character faces his anxiety and overcomes it at the end of the film, and the film is therefore a very transgressive one. A psychological masterpiece.

  • where can i watch this??????????

  • @Akralaa if you want i have it full and i can give u the link to download it from but it has subtitle with my original language Arabic .. if it OK i can send it to you by sms

  • A masterpiece but very slow. Hitchcock rejected Jimmy for the lead in Northwest 'cause he thought he was to old in this.

  • "This is a singe. I look up, I look down. I look up, I look..." *faints* I actually giggled at that moment.

  • Kim Novak later confessed that she fell in love with Jimmy Stewart during the making of this movie. Stewart was married and an honorable man, but the chemistry between them is palpable. Stewart's emotional intensity in the last scene is compelling. This movie stands above Rear Window and Psycho.

  • @AndersonDE7 But she and he did not do anything wrong, right?

  • This is a masterpiece. A work of art. And one of the films Hitchcock shows the intellectual side of him i think

  • @JuanMacready

    Wow you wanna comment a 5th time? Shut the fuck up, we get that you're an obnoxious twat. Stewarts one of the greatest actors of all time. Your opinion is invalid. Get the fuck off this video you cunt. Stop wasting our time.

  • in this film Scotti was to be cured by Mozart music, but it was not successful,

    because depression is similar to decompression and one has to come up very slowly: first Shostakovich, than Beethoven etc.

  • tired...tired of all these shitty movies these days, got my popcorn ready,and guna watch this now

  • To me, L.B. "Jeff" Jeffries (Rear Window, 1954) and John "Scottie" Ferguson (Vertigo, 1958) are close cousins in characters, because their obsessions and curiosities get the better of them, and almost get them killed. They both also have their own confinements, in which Jeffries is confined to the ground by a wheelchair because of a broken leg, and Ferguson is confined to the ground because of his fear of heights. Stewart portrays both characters FLAWLESSLY.

  • i wouldve killed to be hitchcock's assistant i swear

  • THis movie has the most amazing ending.

  • WARNING THERE ARE SPOILERS IN THE BELOW COMMENTS

  • My favorite Hitchcock movie.

  • the ending is kinda unnecessary,she shouldn't die :/

  • And a beautiful girl with an unexplaind urge to destroy herself.. So funnny.

  • "new meaning to the word suspense?"

    "This tangled web of terror?"

    What terror? What suspense? This was a great movie but there was nothing scary or suspenseful about it! It was just a dark romance story. Nothing more.

  • @curtithird bullshit. There were some seriously suspenseful parts man!!! The chasing her up the tower part was horrible first time I saw it.

  • @Django5198

    i know that but they treat it like it has the most suspenseful moments. When I think suspenseful I think Psycho. And considering Hitchcock did both films, I guess my expectations were a bit too high...still not that 'scary' but a great movie nonetheless

  • @curtithird I think ur right about it not being scary. I think it was more creepy. REALLY. Creepy. And awesome. But in Psycho u know the girl's gonna get killed in that shower scene

  • @curtithird "a dark romance nothing more"? I think u need to watch the movie again, dude!

  • I've never understood why this movie was trashed upon initial release, yet Gigi, an incredibly average movie in comparison, somehow managed to win best picture that same year. I'm so glad critics have finally accepted it as one of cinema's great masterpieces. I love James Stewart's floating head.

  • red head? She looks more like a Brunette to be honest.

  • They should let the movie speak for itself in trailers. There's a huge difference between feeling an emotion, and listening to a description of it.

  • i didn't get this movie at all could someone explain?

  • unrequited love

  • hello aunt may??

  • Classic and scary.

  • clássico do melhor produtor de filme de suspense Hitchcock

  • watching classic gives me a sensation which no modern movie could..........

  • this trailer is really annoying

  • Acrophobia is a fear of heights. not vertigo

  • despite the fact that vertigo definition is the first thing you see in this trailer, people still think vertigo is the fear of heights.

    having said that hitchcock was truely great and way ahead of its time

  • rear window and psycho were the best of the master, not vertigo

  • @Gencturk92 vertigo was well better than rear winddow

  • @fuckmanutherecunts no way, rear window was too suspenseful and it had grace kelly. nothing beats rear window and definitely psycho,

  • @Gencturk92 yeah but vertigo had more of an intellectual, deep side to it

  • 1958 ..my midwife balls alive yet.

    time passes so quickly

  • this movie is very erotic and artistic(Alfred Hitchcock. is a human erotic)

  • Stewart was far too old. Slow and boring, dated movie.

  • @JuanMacready

    Watch Brokeback Mountain not masculine movies like Vertigo.

  • @martingale1234 The talentless bald racist Stewart was far too old. They should have cast a younger actor like Marlon Brando.

  • excellent movie....one of the all-time best...

  • I gotta say i think Psycho and Rear window had greater impacts on film, but I personally believe that Vertigo was his best.

  • Incredible! One of the greatest movies ever!

  • One of the biggest dilemmas in history of cinema: Vertigo or Psycho?

    I don't know which is better.

  • @Cleon29Warrior i don't know they are both masterpieces..

  • Kim Novak is a babe.

  • yea.. is 11 30 pm, best time to watch this movie, and i gonne watch right now :D

  • My favorite Hitchock thriller! And I always thought my Mom looked a lot like Kim Novak -- they were about the same age in '58.

  • The talentless bald racist Stewart was far too old.

  • @JuanMacready THAT'S A NASTY THING TOO SAY...

  • the trailer kind of spoiled the second half of the movie.... lol

  • amazing

  • I'm watching this movie in class right now!

  • what a great movie i have it on dvd i love hitchcock movies jimmy stewart did a wonderful job

  • I can't wait to see this one. I'm recently watching Birds in my film class and we'll be watching this one after it

  • Deze film had vandaag op TV mogen zijn,.......

  • Agree with you on that! Absolutely the best Hitch ever - even better than Rear Window!

  • @nealezumm what about psycho

  • Great trailer. I LOVE this movie.

  • They die at the end. there I ruined it for everyone. lol JK I aint seen it yet.

  • @djdavidastbury Judy died in the end.

  • Too ahead of it's time for people to appreciate at the time, now deservedly considered a Masterpiece.

  • @TheRealAlekHidell I never understand things like that. Like why weren't Vertigo, Blade Runner and a ton of other movies regarded as masterpieces when they came out? I love those movies. I don't see how you could watch any one of them and say "Yeah, it was ok."

  • Kim Novack is so beautiful

  • Many thanks for sharing! I'll never forget my shock when the screen went black after the finale as I watched Vertigo in its first re-releaser in the 80s... It made such an impact on my that I had to travel to San Francisco and look for the filming locations - see attached video...

  • wasnt hitchcocks movies black and white not color

  • @mercwithataco Hitchcock made a lot of movies across decades, some were in B&W, some in color.

  • @mercwithataco The Birds was in color.

  • This Movie is the Hitchcock´s Masterpiece

  • My head can't comprehend it's greatness.

  • one of the best mystery movies ever!

  • Fun Fact: This was the film that first popularized the "dolly zoom," where the camera is moved away from the subject while the lens zooms in, or vice versa. The effect is that the subject retains its relative size and position in the frame while the background shifts forward or backward, which disorients the viewer, in this case to create the effect of vertigo itself.

  • Fascinating to think that this movie bombed when it was originally released--even the critics disliked it. Now it's acknowledged--rightfully, I think--as his masterpiece, or at least one of them.

  • Not surprising since it's a slow and boring piece of crap and the bald racist Stewart was far too OLD.

  • Hitchcock was a genius from the very beginning with his silent films like The Lodger and The Farmer's Wife, but this and movies like North by Northwest, Rear Window, Psycho, To Catch a Theif, and The Birds were my favorites of his. Everything is perfect. The acting, the script, the setting, the suspense etc. James Stewart is fantastic in everything too. A timeless classic.

  • Kim Novak is underrated

  • My favorite movie. Beautiful locations and music, but a little scary and unsetteling.

  • James Stewart's best performance!!!

  • Amazing movie.

  • Stewart and Novack were great in this film. You can also see them together in "Bell, Book and Candle."

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  • The "Master"'s best film in my opinion, followed closely by "Rear Window" and "Psycho".

    The remastered engagement of "Vertigo" at NYC's Ziegfeld theatre in'96 was easily the movie event of the year.

  • james stewart was at his best in this classic. In My top 5 for sure!

  • The bald racist was FAR too old.

  • you already told me that, i think. he was 50 i think in this movie, so?

  • The bald racist looked at least 55.

  • @PeterFirthFan aren't you a bald racist?

  • definitely his most personal & therefore best movie!

  • excellent movie guys :) found it funny :). i found a copy at "bigmovies4free" - hope they make another :P

  • omg quality movie enjoyed it from start to finish. i found a copy at "bigmovies4free" - hope they make another :P

  • hitchcock's best movie in my opinion.

  • @griffin324 Same here

  • @griffin324 That would be Psycho or Rear Window

  • Because it has everything, Sergio -- Great story, great suspense, intense romance, incredible music, great mystery, more than one shocking twist... It's fantastic. See it!

  • @adalev

    you forgett one thing

    James Stewart

  • Greatest. Film. Ever.

  • why ?

    nvr seen it btw

  • One of Alfred Hitchcocks greatest cinematic achievements.

  • truly great movie, love it- the Tarvosky's stalker is terrific, wanna search the best clip

  • Always pick the good girl, Jimmy! Great ending for the crazy lady though.

  • I Got the first rocky at a car boot today!!!

  • schmuck

  • yeah.I think you can get 'em out of the rubber machines in Sinclair Gas stations now.if you can find one..

  • Was the shot of Kim Novak at 1:24 cut from the film, or was it only intended for the trailer?

  • that scene is when he first sees her at ernie's, but you're right, i've never seen her look at the camera! it was probably only for the trailer since looking at the camera would have been a cinematic technique for hitch letting us in on their secrets, just as us seeing her profile at first is also a symbol of us only seeing half of her life.

  • does Stewart wear a toupee here?

  • ObamaRules4Ever is just some disgruntled dude who enjoys berating people just to make up for the lack of attention he's getting.

  • Its sad to hear such slurs from an Obama supporter. You are a disgrace to us all lmao

  • Vertigo has become my favorite movie ever. :)

  • Watch Tarkovsky's Stalker.

  • Meh, ObamaRules4Ever is probably some kid who doesn't appreciate real movies.

  • Worst movie ever? Vertigo has been praised by audiences for years and is one of the most critically acclaimed films of the 20th century, behind only Citizen Kane and The Godfather. I can hardly see how that qualifies it as the "worst movie ever"...

  • I don't think a greater film has ever been made.

    This is it.

  • Film molto bello!!!!

  • I love this movie so much!

  • The Greatest Mystery Film of All-Time!

  • great movie classic you coulden't remake this if they did it be shit

  • This is my absolute #1 favorite movie ever. Thanx for the post.

  • Great preview for Vertigo!

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