Kept me guessing to the end

Rating: 8/10 (6 April 2015)

This movie is maybe a little silly and a little dated by today's standards, but that does not matter. It is still a very good movie, with both suspense, love, human interest - and a little humour as well. The murder mystery is not that very exciting, maybe, but it kept me guessing to the end.
By the way, I knew an old woman once, who did the same as the main character in this movie: she watched her neighbours all waking hours and invented fantastic stories about them. If one of them got a table with a certain thickness delivered, she believed that the person smuggled something inside it. If a woman often had her brother as a visitor, she believed that they were having an incestuous relationship... and she would not listen to reason. So I could relate to this situation! :-)
Grace Kelly did not rub me the wrong way, as she usually does. Probably because she was only playing herself - a spoilt, shallow and quite unintelligent brat. She could not go wrong on that, could she! James Stewart was lovable with his wholesome and decent aura, as usual. He was at his most attractive here; still extremely handsome and virile-looking, but with the graying hair and first wrinkles of the dependable and experienced middle-aged man.