Notorious

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T M Nov 11 This is more about sexual jealousy than uranium minerals. Cary and Ingrid make a strange couple, Cary's character being particularly obtuse and not very professional to be honest . Some nice Hitch camera placements but it's not my favourite. See more Leo P Sep 23 This lesser Hitchcock that revolves around a bottle of champagne gets going only at the very end, despite great effort of all the protagonists. The movie wants to be a love story and a spy thriller at the same time, although the latter becomes increasingly irrelevant as Bergman delivers another of her brilliant interpretations of a woman in love. See more M J Sep 8 Love the chemistry between Cary and Ingrid, they looked good together in this movie. See more Ed . Aug 29 Started laborious, continued so glorious! One of Hitchcock's finest about a promiscuous patriot and the spy who loved her. I found the first 20 minutes trying and stopped watching. I'm glad I continued. The initial set up of the storyline, Alicia's (Bergman's) background and the start of her relationship with Devlin (Grant) is laborious. Once they're in Rio and engaged in espionage, the film takes off like a rocket. I was shocked, SHOCKED to find how much I enjoyed this movie. All four principals - Bergman and Grant, Claude Rains and Madame Leopoldine Konstantin - are superb. Mme. Konstantin showcases a sinister matronly cool in her only Hollywood film. Perfect ending making it obvious but not showing what was to come of Rains' fate and Bergman's widowhood status. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jun 2 A success for a spy movie in 1 hour and 43 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Tom F May 2 Like most in early Hitchcock the viewer has to do some creative thinking to make the story work, but Ingrid Bergman is good enough to forgive the rest. See more Read all reviews

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