The Best Hitchcock Movie

Rating: 10/10 (8 August 2008)

Those who are not sure of cinema-goers say that the best film Hitchcok is Psychosis. But in reality Vertigo has no rival.
Hitchcok has been highlighted by his ideal of telling a story with emphasis on images rather than words. And without this place doubts it does so with a master's total.
Vertigo is a love story that ends as only Hitchcok know, with the heart in his hand. Each plane and angle of the film is a delight to the eye of the viewer. Since planes that make long-shot look to the city of San Francisco as well as close-ups that until can make us feel on the skin of the protagonists.
And in this case, Kim Novak and James Stwart are wonderful. It is the only film I've seen of this woman but I think it will enough. The chemistry that makes with Stwart is the best I've seen in my life. Although I believe the actions of James is millimeters below that Rear Window, the feeling of love that prints Novak into his character makes it unforgettable and unrivaled.
But besides the fantastic direction of Hitchcok (as always, but this time is perfect), a dash with a perfectly structured and Finale of the best of all time makes this work the best his filmography.