Vertigo
(Archived) Decent film; the opening sequence is immense, as is the dream sequence (I really wish those stylistic flourishes were present through the whole film) Such a great use of colour and setting. James Stewart is stellar of course and the score is brilliant. But, this didn't touch me as I thought it would, I appreciate this film very much, and it was a half-decent experience in watching it but, it didn't connect with me as much as it did with many other people. Still a good film, but not 100% for me.
Mini Review: (Archived) Decent film; the opening sequence is immense, as is the dream sequence (I really wish those stylistic flourishes were present through the whole film) Such a great use of colour and setting. James Stewart is stellar of course and the score is brilliant. But, this didn't touch me as I thought it would, I appreciate this film very much, and it was a half-decent experience in watching it but, it didn't connect with me as much as it did with many other people. Still a good film, but not 10
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