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Spellbound (1945) |
| 36 reviews |
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Film rated 3.8 / 5
(Chick rating: 4.5 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.9 / 5)
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| Hitch employs Dali shots. |
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| Goodnight, Peck. Hello, Dali. |
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| Peck impales into significance. |
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| Bergman saves amnesiac Peck. |
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| Hitchcock's psychiatrist impersonation classic. |
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| Hitchcock says: 'Hello, Dali'. |
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| Edwardes' Constancely shrinking amnesia. |
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| Blonde and parallel lines. |
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| Captivating story about amnesia. |
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| Bergman Pecks Gregory's mind. |
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| Hitchcock's Dali-ance with psychobabble. |
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| Hitchcock invites Dali over. |
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| Peck's problems remembering lines. |
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| Dali dream, dreamy Ingrid. |
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| Peck relives skiing incident. |
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| Ingrid investigates psychologist Peck. |
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| Hitch explores childhood demons. |
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| Lovestruck shrink tracks imposter. |
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| Dal� does dream sequence. |
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| Amnesiac Peck's skiing trauma. |
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| Ersatz psychoanalysis cures imposter. |
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| Amnesiac psycho plays psychiatrist. |
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| Dali designs dazzling dream. |
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| Dali delights Gregory's girl. |
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