Everyone is entitled to their view and all scores are subjective, but a 9 for Vertigo implies, to me, that 1 in 10 (Or 14 in 100 by some measures) films made (Or watched by the person scoring it) are better. In this case there is no explanation in the review for the score, so no way of knowing how it would have been improved or why it fell short; which is probably remiss. It's an easy 10 for me as well.I've yet to watch the 4K scan of this, but the movie is an easy 10. It's one of, perhaps THE greatest movie ever made. Movies just don't get any better.
It's a tremendously colourful one too, so I imagine the WCG side of things will look sensational.
I do... 9/10 for me and Rear Window is slightly better.Who only scores Vertigo as 9/10?
It's one of only a handful of genuine masterpieces. 11/10 if that were possible...
If you like Hitchcock then definitely. If not then maybe watch another way first.Haven’t seen this either, shall I put the 4K on the list?
Agreed. Vertigo is close to perfection until that final 20 seconds, for me. Lots of dreamlike psychological build up and then you get that.I do... 9/10 for me and Rear Window is slightly better.
Cannot recall any Hitchcock movie I have seen...If you like Hitchcock then definitely. If not then maybe watch another way first.
I’ve only seen Psycho & The Birds. Liked them both well enough, couldn’t tell you anything about them now. I’ll pick this box set up when it gets a price drop.Cannot recall any Hitchcock movie I have seen...
He's definitely worth checking out, but personally I would recommend Notorious (only available on import), Psycho, North By Northwest, or Rear Window first. You'll get more out of Vertigo if you're familiar with his work and his cinematic style (and also his alleged penchant/obsession with ice cool blondes such as Ingrid Bergman, Grace Kelly, Tippi Hedren, etc. which very much feeds into the plot of Vertigo).Cannot recall any Hitchcock movie I have seen...
You probably have seen it, but if you haven't you should check out Marnie (1964) while not in the class of his best work i think it's an interesting film.He's definitely worth checking out, but personally I would recommend Notorious (only available on import), Psycho, North By Northwest, or Rear Window first. You'll get more out of Vertigo if you're familiar with his work and his cinematic style (and also his alleged penchant/obsession with ice cool blondes such as Ingrid Bergman, Grace Kelly, Tippi Hedren, etc. which very much feeds into the plot of Vertigo).
If you don't know much about Hitchcock you may wonder why Vertigo is (rightly IMHO) revered as a masterpiece.