Vertigo (7/11) Movie CLIP - Visiting the Past (1958) HD
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2011
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Scottie (James Stewart) takes Madeleine (Kim Novak) on a trip through her past.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Dismissed when first released, later heralded as one of director Alfred Hitchcock's finest films (and, according to Hitchcock, his most personal one), this adaptation of the French novel D'entre les morts weaves an intricate web of obsession and deceit. It opens as Scottie Ferguson (James Stewart) realizes he has vertigo, a condition resulting in a fear of heights, when a police officer is killed trying to rescue him from falling off a building. Scottie then retires from his position as a private investigator, only to be lured into another case by his old college friend, Gavin Elster (Tom Helmore). Elster's wife, Madeleine (Kim Novak), has been possessed by a spirit, and Elster wants Scottie to follow her. He hesitantly agrees, and thus begins the film's wordless montage as Scottie follows the beautiful yet enigmatic Madeleine through 1950s San Francisco (accompanied by Bernard Herrmann's hypnotic score). After saving her from suicide, Scottie begins to fall in love with her, and she appears to feel the same way. Here tragedy strikes, and each twist in the movie's second half changes our preconceptions about the characters and events. In 1996 a new print of Vertigo was released, restoring the original grandeur of the colors and the San Francisco backdrop, as well as digitally enhancing the soundtrack.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1958)
Cast: James Stewart, Kim Novak
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Producers: Herbert Coleman, James C. Katz, Alfred Hitchcock
Screenwriters: Alec Coppel, Samuel A. Taylor, Pierre Boileau, Thomas Narcejac, Maxwell Anderson
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an absolute masterpiece, one of the greatest films ever made!
Colm Murphy 😂 your a funny guy you probably think transformers and the avengers are Masterpieces
Perhaps the greatest film of all time.
@@randywhite3947 Hahaha, indeed. I can only imagine he had meant TERRIFIC, instead of "terrible".
Vertigo is one of my favorite movies. Great thanks for Alfred Hitchcock (for this wounderful film) and Bernard Herrmann (for this astonishing soundtrack)! :D
you lie so much please stop it
When Madeleine says ""Too late, it's too late. There's something I must do," it hits so differently on second watch, knowing what comes later.
James Stewart is SO HANDSOME!
He sure was
The funny thing is pretty much everything in this clip looks exactly like it is today. The eucalyptus forest, the mission and the livery stable all look exactly identical.
Except for the church tower
'no one possesses you, you're safe with me' - wrong on both accounts...
Hitchcock's Great Masterpiece. Kudos to Hitchcock, Kim Novak, James Stewart,
and Bernhard Herrman who did the memorable score. None of the principals
Hitchcock, Novak, Stewart nor the Picture were even nominated, seen today Oscar made a mistake.
The greatest Art is often not appreciated at the time of its creation...van Gogh etc. !
the films sucks i promise
@@ethanwho90 AND YOU SUCK TOO
AFI's 100 Years...100 Thrills #18
There's a mistake. James Stewart drive on the wrong side. At 0:00, he drives on the right, and then, at 0:04, on the left... Strange, no ?
That was actually intentional on the director's part.
@@rrubio6660 ¿Really? I would love to know the reason 🤔
James Stewart’s Hair is so slickly looking
"Brylcream, a little dab'll do ya"
kim novack is hot
down bad
She is
San Juan Bautista Mission
James tewart And Kim Novak cinéma américain Hollywood star américaine Hollywood classique
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Just buy the Blu-Ray/4K Blu-Ray?
vertigo sucks please be fr
@@ethanwho90 I think you're lost kid. Better scamper on back to your MCU Universe where you'll feel safer with all those "super-heroes" in tights and capes. Leave the plots that require in depth thought process to the grown-ups.
San juan mission⛪
What a beautiful dress
"No one possesses you. You're safe with me". No, Madeline was not possessed by any spirit of a dead woman. The only person that wanted to possess her was Scottie. Vertigo is so much prescient about toxic masculinity and how men try to bent their desires into women, ultimately breaking them.
“Breaking them”? “Toxic Masculinity”?
She was a willing accomplice to murder..
Stop it with this “woke” revisionism of classic cinema. Lols
@@quigley6643 I was only giving my take on the film's themes, no revisionism here and no judgment whatsoever. I think Vertigo is a very modern and powerful movie, and it's such a powerful one because of its ambiguity. Hitchcock was well aware of the limits of masculinity and made it one of his ongoing theme in all of his movies. Scottie's obsession for Madeleine turning into the will to posses and bent a woman into the memory of another is at the heart of Vertigo. Scottie has some sort of necrophilia for a ghost image of what a woman should be, and the fact that she was an accomplice has nothing to do with this.
@@thibault5460
Aha..
Umm, did you watch the movie? Madeline was never there but an actress playing copycat. She was suppose to seduce Scotty up the bell tower where he was supposed to 'witness' the suicide. However, the actress started to fall for the detective and things got complicated. Then it becomes a story of shame and consequences when the detective, who was there to be conned, finds out the truth behind the entire matter. Those fictitious fears became real when the actress is the one who dies the same way the original Madeline did. Justice comes full circle and I think the moral of this story, you can run from problems, but it ultimately leads to the same conclusion.. it'll always comes back to bite you. Also, I find it funny how you say that Alfred Hitchcock, knew about toxic masculinity.. I guess that's true, considering he was abusive himself.. He was great at his art but that doesn't make him a good person. Go look some people up before making great claims, the guy is quite the opposite. Lol!
Lol . Love your parody account . Brilliant analysis. Yawn .
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