"Intelligence. Nothing has caused the human race so much trouble as intelligence."

Rating: 10/10 (15 November 2016)

Rear Window is a fascinating, relaxing, tense, exciting and dramatic mystery thriller. The main protagonist is a renowned photojournalist who was seeking exclusive corners of the recording cost of serious fractures leg. Unaccustomed to a standstill, is forced to limit his, until yesterday, unbounded world, the area that includes the view from the room window and the time between arrivals in the apartment his beautiful girl and visiting nurse. To his amazement he soon discovers that the microcosm of one common urban yard can hide immense excitement and terrible secrets .... Rear window provides the perfect atmosphere of tension, humor, romance, life in a small community and so brilliant views of the people who live not with each other, but just side by side. Surrounded by its residential boxes, different characters in their own way are trying to deal with the problems of life or life as such - with the heat carried by insomnia and reduce the line between reality and dreams.
Mr. Hitchcock is truly a master. It's hard to believe that someone can make such a good cross-section of the genre. Changes in the atmosphere and dialogues in just a couple of frames. Hitch gradually develops a tense and seemingly simple story full of ironic humor, and exceptional drama. With his distinctive style, action in this movie is pervasive among several genres.
People identify with most character in this film is simply frightening. All sometimes like to see in the "neighbor's window". In the film people on the back yard are not happy. They live on so little space, but do not have love for each other. Of course, the end of the film delivers the goods clearing, but the point is different.
James Stewart as L.B. "Jeff" Jefferies, despite basis that lies at Jeff's voyeurism, it is clear that he is not crazy or addicted to something like that, it speaks of adventurous spirit, which is very fine and unobtrusive, but clearly interwoven love the idea of marriage and cohabitation, profit and loss which it make and what Jeff persistently resists. Jeff anyway - sometimes on the verge of bad taste - watching neighbors, but such inadvertent prying into other people's things and it brings a sense of shame, especially while watching craze spinster neighbor, a young dancer in underwear or a young couple who constantly "crowd sheets". James Stewart with ease government pungent humor, wisecracks and self-confidence, which, in turn, slowly pulls in a cramped apartment, with his foot in a cast and the general inability to shoe claims.
Grace Kelly as Lisa Carol Fremontm, what would a movie without the beautiful blonde while walking set on in various flattering clothes that we do not know the real intentions. She is gentle and feminine, but sharp and clear in terms of their attitudes and sharp on the tongue. It almost perfect match for Stewart and his unbearable the cute petulance, discontent and irony. Thelma Ritter as Stella is, in my opinion, the most important character in the film. It entertains with its experience and folk sophistry and for all in this film, she has the right word.
A fun, tense and charming movie. Nearly flawless.