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Rear Window (1954) |
138 reviews |
Film rated 4.6 / 5
(Chick rating: 4.6 / 5)
(Guy rating: 4.5 / 5)
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Hitch casts Stewart twice. |
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Stewart flashes his neighbor. |
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Jimmy's crippled; Ironside walks. |
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Stewart; look who's gawking. |
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Murder case Jimmied open. |
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Burr decides on separation. |
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Peeping photographer pops perpetrator. |
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Birds, Rope, Lady Vanishes. |
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Stewart becomes window pain. |
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Pervert or crippled crusader? |
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Stewart's vision gets Burr. |
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Window weirdness worries wheeler. |
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Window features great 'cast'. |
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NeighBurr suspected of slaying. |
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Hitch winds songwriter's clock. |
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Homebound voyeur exposes himself. |
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Peeping photographer suspects murder. |
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Stewart's neighborhood watched. |
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Mr Stewart goes A-Peepin'. |
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Stewart joins neighbourhood-watch. |
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Wheelchair, real life, theatre. |
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Stewart's neighbor's cold. Burr. |
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Perry Mason becomes suspect. |
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Murder's worse than voyeurism. |
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Crippled Jimmy witnesses murder. |
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Peeping Stewart spots murder. |
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Crippled perv solves crime. |
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Snooper spots naughty neighbor. |
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Peeping Tom solves murder. |
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Hitchcock's crime seen/scene. |
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Stewart saw neighbour's saw. |
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Curtain-twitcher catches killer. |
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Draw curtains before murdering. |
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Curtain-twitcher grasses Mason. |
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Voyeur saved by flashlights. |
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Voyeur witnesses Mason's burial. |
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Stewart spies slaying salesman. |
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Stewart misses salesman's wife. |
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Broken leg = serious voyeurism. |
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Unfortunate Dog's dodgy digs. |
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Camera flash captures killer. |
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Stewart snoozes, snoops, sleuths. |
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Small apartment ,great view. |
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Jimmy stumbles with Grace. |
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Stewart in wheelchair- watches. |
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Hitchcock spies James. Grace. |
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Flash! Bang! Wallop! Solved! |
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Observant cripple catches killer. |
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Stewart: 'I spy Ironside!'. |
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Hitchcock's Burrden of Proof. |
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Voyeurism dissected, justice affected. |
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Stewart's peep show chilling. |
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Hitchcock's plot's out window. |
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Nosey cripple's home sleuthing. |
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Flashbulbs blind baddie (Burr). |
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Jimmy Snoop-art's sedentary saga. |
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Incapacitated, Stewart becomes voyeur. |
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Stewart watches with audience. |
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Stewart's a peeping James. |
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Nosy neighbors solve murder. |
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Stewart watches ballerina girl. |
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Window watcher catches crook. |
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Stewart's greatest Hitch? Walking. |
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Stewart sees something suspicious. |
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Neighbours doings, Stewart snaps. |
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Stewart bags wife killer. |
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Raymond Burr walks, kills... |
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Stewart spies, Burr bristles. |
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Hobbled Stewart suspects murder. |
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Invalid voyeur solves murder. |
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'Ironside' kills, Jimmy watches. |
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Wheelchair bound photographer perves. |
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Burr trunk-ates marriage vows. |
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Jimmy riddle, from window! |
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Stewart suspects neighbour's murder. |
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