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Old 07-22-2018, 11:36 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by issybird View Post
But the point is that none of those with the possible exceptions of North by Northwest and Rear Window are up to:
  • Notorious
  • Rebecca
  • Shadow of a Doubt
  • Suspicion
  • The 39 Steps
  • Stangers on a Train
Most people would put Vertigo in the top tier as well; it's not only often selected as Hitchcock's finest film, but ranks near the top of many lists of all movies. AFI's influential top 100, for instance, has it as the #9 American film of all time, edging out The Wizard of Oz. (Psycho weighs in at #14, with Rear Window at #48 and North by Northwest at #55), while Sight and Sound rated it as the best film of all time, beating out Citizen Kane.
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