Psycho vs. Rear Window

8 comments

9 comments

on 8/31/2009

Wow! REAR WINDOW vs. PSYCHO? Tough one!

on 10/29/2009

indeed a though one.

on 11/2/2009

This is a tough one.

on 11/5/2009

It had to happen. It just HAD to happen. Rear Window wins.

on 11/21/2009

Both are suspense masterpieces, but I thought Rear Window was better.

on 11/23/2009

"Psycho" is brilliant, but "Rear Window" is even more so.

on 12/5/2009

Rear Window has all the suspense of Psycho with wit and humor to boot. Rear Window narrowly edges out Psycho.

on 1/10/2010

I really don't know.

on 3/16/2010

Psycho is brilliant, but somewhat overrated. Rear Window, on the other hand, is a masterpiece which deserves all its credit. It might not be as thrilling as Psycho for most of the time, but its ending is as suspenseful as it gets, and its subtle humour adds to an amazing viewing experience. Oh, and James Stewart and Grace Kelly just have wonderful chemistry together.

on 9/17/2010

Top 2 Hitchcock films. "Rear Window" is more entertaining, and more impressive. The camera never leaves Stewart's apartment.

on 10/15/2010

My two favourite Hitchcock films as well, but Psycho for me

on 3/20/2011

Rear Window is damn near flawless.

on 12/3/2012

rear window

on 1/3/2013

2 phenomenal films, but Rear Window is my favourite Hitchcock.

on 1/3/2013

James Stewart has the most interesting character in Rear Window, and even he's a bit on the bland side. I'll take Norman Bates and his "mother" in this matchup.

on 1/21/2013

Two absolute masterpieces but Rear Window surprised me TOO MUCH!

on 1/21/2013

Psycho for me and it's no contest. Rear Window is a film I appreciate more than enjoy.

on 1/27/2013

Psycho. I liked Rear Window, but it really took its time to set things up, so I was kind of bored during the first 30 minutes or so. Psycho was much more interesting.

on Mar 17

Despite the first 30 minutes, boring some in Rear Window, I wasn't. I loved both and WOW, what an epic matchup, For me Rear Window!

on May 13

shit