Rear Window (1954)

This week we’re rectifying a grave injustice in the Bald Move catalog. After covering movies and TV for over 10 years, we have somehow never talked about a single Alfred Hitchcock film. Well, that all changes today.

Rear Window is considered one of Hitchcock’s best films, with good reason. The singular setting turns out to be surprisingly dynamic thanks to some great set design and an expertly-paced mystery. The film is further enhanced by the performances of the lead actors who turn out to be more than just window dressing.

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