Suspicion

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Superb Hitchcock movie is one of his best. The first half of the movie is often hilarious and the second half is packed with suspense. The only way this movie could have been better is if the climax satisfied you a... Full review

Superb Hitchcock movie is one of his best. The first half of the movie is often hilarious and the second half is packed with suspense. The only way this movie could have been better is if the climax satisfied you a... Full review

This Hitchcock film certainly takes its time establishing characters, but its star, Oscar winning Joan Fontaine (still a headscratcher in my book) dives right into a marriage to a man she meets on a train, hardly even knows (Cary Grant, very... Full review

This Hitchcock film certainly takes its time establishing characters, but its star, Oscar winning Joan Fontaine (still a headscratcher in my book) dives right into a marriage to a man she meets on a train, hardly even knows (Cary Grant, very... Full review

I am a movie enthusiast, not easily impressed. Nonetheless, SUSPICION is my absolute favorite cinematic work. It is time transcendent, qiunessential entertainment. Hitchcock and Grant blissfully seduce their audience with long-lost subtlties of the theater. What ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE is... Full review

Grant as a villian is fun to watch, but the ending is totally a sell out. Worth seeing once for visual flair and such... Full review

Grant as a villian is fun to watch, but the ending is totally a sell out. Worth seeing once for visual flair and such... Full review

My mom and I watched this on laserdisc (it's not available on VHS or DVD as far as I can tell) and I was surprised at how well done it was compared to the other Hitch flicks! Mom kept wondering what... Full review

My mom and I watched this on laserdisc (it's not available on VHS or DVD as far as I can tell) and I was surprised at how well done it was compared to the other Hitch flicks! Mom kept wondering what... Full review

Suspicion," from 1941, is just such an Alfred Hitchcock picture, beautiful people in a beautiful setting suddenly and quite alarmingly becoming malign and menacing. The advantage is to have Hitchcock at his wry best; the liability is that the shift from purely romantic humor to serious thriller is quite a big leap, gradual or not, to go down easily with an audience. ... Full Review

The first half mixes pure melodrama with playful (but sometimes ill-placed) comedic vignettes; Joan Fontaine's performance feels like a lighter version of the spindly heroine in " Rebecca ," and Cary Grant largely maintains his naughty but handsome persona so carefully refined in prior comedies. ... Full Review

For the most part, Suspicion is an entertaining comedy mixed with an absorbing drama, well-developed by Hitchcock in keeping you guessing what is the true nature beneath Johnnie's odd behavior. As much as Hitch and Cary impress, it's really Fontaine that makes this movie ultimately enjoyable, and quite deservedly, she won an Academy Award for her performance. ... Full Review

The films most proficiently played character is the only vestige of comedy in the film, and Bruce plays him with a perfect combination of British charm and ill timing. His interactions with Lina are the best scenes in the film not involving a glowing glass of milk (the only moment in the film that feels uniquely Hitchcock). ... Full Review

In Suspicion, wealthy, sheltered Joan Fontaine is swept off her feet by charming ne'er-do-well Cary Grant. a suspicion confirmed when Grant's likeable business partner Nigel Bruce dies under mysterious circumstances. ... Full Review