Suspense at its best

Rating: 10/10 (11 May 2001)

This is one of the best film by Hitchcock. It's also one of the best suspense ever made. It's quite interesting to see how the plot builds up to get to the climax.
The movie is funny, intelligent and dramatic. I also liked the film on an ethical point of view.
Hitchcock hits gold with the camera movement. You really feel that you see the neighborhood through the eyes of James Stewart's character. Hitchcock hits gold again with the choice of the actors. Stewart and Kelly are both electrifying. And what about Raymond Burr? Sublime!
I gave it a 88 out of 100. That's a ***Â½ on my four stars rating system.