This film is so incredibly creative and smart, I love how he falls asleep and we the audience see Thorwald leave with someone else but he misses it leaving us to think maybe his wife did go on a trip?

The fact that Hitchcock was able to make a full length movie set in just one single location and still have it THIS visually pleasing is amazing (same with ROPE that was originally a stage play). They could have easily just have had the window facing a single brick wall on the other side but he decided to give the courtyard a personality of itself.

I've re-watched this for years. It never gets old.

WOW. !!! Pure Masterpiece, Hitchcock was a genius director....over 50 years old and that scream -DON'T ! with the glass breaking still sends chills up and down my spine. Gorgeous Grace Kelly , the Great Jimmy Stewart, always fun Thelma Ritter, and pre Perry Mason ...Raymond Burr makes for a brilliant movie that never gets old.

Genius. No other word for it.

I'll never get bored of this movie

I love the whole thing with the rain pouring down and Jimmy Stewart spying on the alleged killer leaving multiple times, the drunken pianist falling back in his chair, and the hot blonde dancer coming home and trying to tell her horny and possibly drunk date to take a hike.

I watched this legendary movie once on June 1, 2016 and I think it's time for me to watch it for the second time.📽🎬 It's a masterpiece of Alfred Hitchcock and a great performance by James Stewart 🎥 (08-11-2021)

This scene shows one of the best examples of Hitchcock's Pure Cinema. There is just one clear line of dialogue, but you can still tell what is going on in every shot, what our main charater is thinking and how he, over the course of this one night starts to become more interested in Thornhill's case. You can almost see the wheels turning inside Jimmy Stewart's head as his suspicions start to take root.

This movie is fantastic I am glad to have a mom old enough to show me this movie

It is clear that the neighbor (Thorwald) choose this time (a rainy night) to murder his wife and cut her body up so that when he carries his silver sample case, that he uses on his job for selling costume jewelry, that if blood leaked out of the case while he was carrying it, the rain would wash it away with no one the wiser. Notice how he leaves his apartment at 1:55am clearly lugging the sample case and when he arrives back at 2:35am he is swinging it as if it was empty. The only unresolved question is who is that person wearing all black clothing and leaving with Thorwald at dawn, and how did that woman in black arrive at the apartment in the first place? Is it really his wife? His mistress? If so, did that woman help Thorwald with the body disposal?

spectacular acting from James Stewart i remember that movie favorite my top 5 Gregory Peck as well I love them, I wish I could live in 50'/60's amazing ages, acting was so smooth and ''innocent'' not so corrupted as now at our ages

Hitchcock spent a LOT of time on Raymond Burr's gestures, movements, walk, his shiny black raincoat, glasses. It is difficult to overestimate Burr's importance to create suspense and fear in the movie.

Stewart’s acting is subtle, which is hard to do well. Great job!

Love this movie. Will always be one of my favorites.

this film are so amazing. so creative and very smart. Such an incredible art of classic. i never tired to watch this art

This is my favorite part of the movie.

My FAVORITE film ever.😊

So this is why disturbia was a good modern day suspense

Still one of the best movies ever. Stewart and Hitchcock at their peak.

0:13 Murder

A murder scene where we don’t see a murder

Made before central air conditioning. It wouldn't work as shot today.

A modern film probably would have made this whole sequence much shorter, like a straight forward montage and most likely wouldn't have included the moment of Jimmy Stewart sleeping and Hitchcock then showing the neighbor leaving with an unknown woman.

my fave hitchcock movie

Burr was terrifying in this film. Had me on the edge of my seat!

Well, if you were in a wheelchair all day with almost nothing to do, you would get bored very easy and have a hard time sleeping just from being bored all the time.

thank i use this for school essay

Як я люблю цей фільм дивитись ! Сюжет, режисура , операторська робота, вбрання (все, а особливо у Грейс Келлі!), Джеймс Стюарт гарний - правду сказали в попередньому коментарі - фільм ніколи не набридне ! В А.Хічкока люблю практично все, а цей витвір - улюблений !

This is a scene from rear window where thorwald goes in and out in the rain first at 2am then 230 am then at 6 am

I've got to get this on dvd

masterpiece

when the Dog Finds the head ....and digs ,...in the neighbor garden , classic .........the dog gets lowerd so it can pee and shit

I'm writing a story about a guy in a wheelchair. He was drugged by a villain. But what kind of drug would disable his legs?

good movie

This scene get me puzzled when throwald goes in and out in the rain three times 1:55 2:35 and at 6 am with a suitcase

Really, is this where Thorwall kills his wife? Is that what that sound is??

2:05 who else is watching this movie bcuz the original David Seville from Alvin and the Chipmunks is in it?

President Erdogan in October 2018, peering into the Saudi consulate... :P

Mi controlli Nicoula?

Where throwald goes out in the rain 3 times

Una de mis películas preferidas del director Alfred H. estaba con el puto madrileño en la parróquia de l'Aldosa de Canillo me gusta más psicosis y la soga.

Hitchcock was an awful man, but there's no denying he was a master craftsman and a brilliant innovator.

It's interesting that Thorwald's jacket is already wet even though it only started raining seconds before he left. Perhaps a clue that he wore the jacket while cutting up his wife in the tub and then washed the blood off?

Hitch At His Best!

This movie was awesome I have watched it at least 20 times maybe more. Just goes to show you don’t need blood and guts and gory murders for the movie to be scary and suspenseful.

Who was with him at 4:45?

Где перевод?

TISSOT 💪

WTF HOW IS THIS MOVIE PG!!

So who was the woman leaving his apt with him?????

Where is the murder?

:13 the murder.

What's Thorwall doing with that suitcase? Is that where he chopped up his wife in?