Notorious
Romance • 1946 • 1 hr 43 min
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A Hitchcock classic. Suspenseful with lots of chemistry, well-shot and many name brand actors. One of the lesser known works but worthwhile.
Hitchcock's finest moment. Grant's perfect in his darkest role & Ingrid will break your heart. She radiates beauty. This is a masterpiece.
Another classic Hitchcock, with fantastic chemistry between Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman
An amazing thriller with an amazing directing
If the name of this movie and its main character was James Bond. Definitely the best version of James Bond and the spy genre. Masterpiece!
Pretty cool movie. Ingrid Bergman is super fun and the Hitchcock plot twists are to die for
One of Hitchcock’s best! Everyone brings A-game, but Rains is real star. Grant plays against type but at his best. Builds tension superbly.
High stakes thriller played out on a very personal level. Claude Raines makes for a great bad guy.
A tense thriller that deserves more attention from film fans.
Not your average Hitchcock movie. Trademarked suspenseful music, charismatic Cary Grant. Unconvincing plot, though.
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