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Suspicion (1941) Rank 4 Reviews

Expert Review Summary

Movie critics combined give Suspicion (1941) a score of 2.8777 out of 4

based on (26) reviews

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Excellent

(5)

Very Good

(18)

Good

(2)

Fair

(0)

Poor

(1)

Reviews by Score:

New York Times (Bosley Crowther)

Mr. Hitchcock is probably the most artful sophist working for the films -- and anyone who doesn't think so should see Suspicion . ...read the complete Suspicion movie review at New York Times (Bosley Crowther)

Don Ignacio's Movie Reviews (Michael Lawrence)

A top-notch Alfred Hitchcock picture about a woman who suspects her husband of murders and fears that she may be his next victim! This may be one of Cary Grant's best role and one of Hitchcock's most tense and thrilling film (next to Psycho, of course). ...read the complete Suspicion movie review at Don Ignacio's Movie Reviews (Michael Lawrence)

filmsgraded.com (Brian Koller)

"Suspicion" begins as a romantic comedy. Early scenes are a riot, particularly the courtship between Grant and Fontaine. He calls her 'monkey face' constantly, and has an impish, rogue attitude that bewilders the polite and proper Fontaine. ...read the complete Suspicion movie review at filmsgraded.com (Brian Koller)

HorrorTalk

When Johnnie develops a overt interest in murder mysteries and people close to them start dying, Lina is torn between her love for Johnnie and the suspicion that he may have plans for her that are detrimental to her safety. ...read the complete Suspicion movie review at HorrorTalk

Raging Bull Movie Reviews (--)

It takes all of 30 seconds for the brilliance of Alfred Hitchcock to be displayed in this film. With only one scene, he generates a though and feeling, explains something about his characters, and reveals some information. ...read the complete Suspicion movie review at Raging Bull Movie Reviews (--)

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