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Vertigo (1958) Trailer - Alfred Hitchcock

Vertigo (1958) Director: Alfred Hitchcock Starring: James Stewart, Kim Novak  
 
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malingsia (2 days ago) Show Hide
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hitchcock finest film!
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Paramount Pictures, Alfred Hitchcock, James Stewart, Kim Novak, Bernard Herrman created one of the most magnetic and finest of films. Astoundingly, Neither Novak, Stewart nor Hitchcock were even nominated much less awarded Oscars. That year, Ben Hur, David Niven and Susan Hayward won. ( Niven and Hayward were deserved winners)
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No movie can hypnotize you like this movie. If your tired or a bit drunk just watch the first 40 mins. Its incredibile.
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rear window is better than this
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download it newfag
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I need to buy this i barely watched two minutes of the film i was already into it WoW!
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i saw this movie when i was like 8 years old...
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I LOVE this movie!!! It brings back so many memories!!
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The best film ever made. This is Hitchcock. This is the definitive film making. This is art.

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