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Marnie (1964) Rank 2 Reviews
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Slant Magazine - DVD Review
Slant Magazine (Fernando F. Croce)
El Criticon (Antonio Méndez Casanova)
Ciné-club de Caen (Jean-Luc Lacuve)
New York Times (Eugene Archer)
At once a fascinating study of a sexual relationship and the master's most disappointing film in years. ...read the complete Marnie movie review at New York Times (Eugene Archer)
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by Lovely Liz "Arden... on March 21, 2009
Loved the movie both lead characters are favorite of mine,its great to connect with them again. ...
by Scott W. Beckerle... on November 28, 2008
A very good character study of a frigid, kleptomaniac with a love triangle thrown in to boot. Tippi Hedren is much better in this one than ...
by jake on November 02, 2008
Good classic Hitchcock film that never loses it's appeal. Why can't all movies have the class that these older films possess? You know there is a romantic quality in the story line without having to endure sexual scenes that are unnecessary. Plan on ...
by Teri on August 30, 2008
Marnie is one of those movies that stays with you forever. Even if you don't absolutely love Hitchcock, this little gem is worth watching. Yes, it is suspenseful in that most unique Hitchcock way, but it's the love story that captivated me the most. The ...
by Q on August 17, 2007
This is a wonderful movie. A thriller-mystery, but unusual for its psychological focus. ...
by Dave "Davelandweb... on June 30, 2007
Blasted when it was first released in 1964, this misunderstook Hitchcock film has picked up speed along the way and joined the ranks of his other earlier works. Tippi Hedren stepped in as the leading lady when Grace Kelly bowed out for political reasons, ...
by Patricia Mann "bo... on January 25, 2007
I saw this movie when it first came out. It was ...
by hille2000 "hille2... on August 11, 2006
Sound, as well as colour, played an important part to get the viewer inside the head of the title character. Much has been said about the quality of the sound. It has been said that it is not crisp or clean. That is the way Hitchcock wanted it. ...
by Laurie Lear on June 12, 2006
Ever since I first discovered Alfred Hitchcock at the ages of 9 and 10, I have always been infatuated with his finest ...
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