Spellbound
Thriller • 1945 • 1 hr 51 min
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One of Hitchcock’s lesser works. The view on psychoanalysis has changed dramatically since this film debuted. Still worth a watch.
Mediocre 4 Hitchcock. But Ingrid's in it. I think I'm in love w/her. Plus, below average Hitch beats 80% of anyone else so...
if only they had kept the Dali’s dream scene with its original length of 20 minutes what a masterpiece it would have been
Overlooked in favor of his later films. Worth watching just for the Salvador Dali dream sequence.
One of Hitchcock's best. Set in a mental hospital. Surrealist scenes designed by Dali.
A very dark psychological thrillermade by Alfred Hitchcock. Krippy
Very gripping and interesting. Definitely something to watch if you're into something deeper than your average mystery movie.
One of the uncountable Hitchcock gems awaiting anybody with a desire to be truly thrilled by great psychoanalytical cinema.
Am I the only person who finds Bergman to be a boring, one-note actress? Underlooked thriller with a great premise.
Really fun with some creative film making
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