spoiler movie was good

Rating: Null/10 (19 April 2004)

Alfred Hitchcock does it again. Rear Window is full of suspense and intrigue. Each window opens a different story of peoples lives. James Stewart does a fantastic job at unraveling the mystery behind the each window. James Stewart recovery from an accident is refined to a wheelchair. He has a ½ body cast and one leg in a cast. He spends most of his time in front of his window. Since all James can do is sit and look out his window. He starts to get intrigued in the peoples lives as he watches the windows across the way. The people across the way include drunks, musicians, depressed women, dancers and last but not least a murderer. Each day as James would see things happen in the windows across the way. He would share it with his nurse and Grace Kelly when they would come and visit him. Then it happened, one night when he was up watching the windows he saw a salesman leave with his case. Then he came back with the case and left again with the case. It happened a third time, then the next day James didn't see the salesman's immanent wife. James decides to tell Grace and his nurse about what he saw. He also decided to call his detective friend to help investigate. His detective friend found out that his wife was gone so he said he closed his investigation. James and Grace and the nurse didn't because they saw the salesman Raymond burr going through the wife's purse which if she did leave she would of talked. It also had the wife's jewelry in it, including her wedding ring, which if she left she would of taken it with her. Then James used binoculars so he could tell if Raymond was talking to someone on the phone about selling them. James, Grace and the nurse knew and this time they needed evidence. So that night they had a plan. The plan backfires and Grace ends up in trouble with Raymond Burr ready to beat her up, she ends up in jail. Their second plan works but James gets dropped out the window by Raymond and ends up with both legs in cast's. Through all the suspense, they finally catch Raymond Burr for the murder of his wife. Raymond Burr portrayed the murdering salesman so well. He was the strong silent type. He looked evil and the white hair made him look more sinister. Alfred Hitchcock kept the suspense going all the way through the movie. In several spots he and you on the edge of your seat. If you like movies with more then one story. That range from little to big and that are suspenseful then this is the movie for you to see.