Shadow of a Doubt Reviews

I really enjoyed this film, as Hitchcock can really create suspense, especially during the finale. The shots of the uncle’s plotting really stood out to me. My only qualm is how close the relationship between niece and uncle; perhaps I simply am not as close with mine

hitchcock you've done it again

4/5⭐️

it wasn’t that bad it was just boring

Very fleshed out villain in Charles and a very interesting moral dilemma Charlie is placed under, however there is too much emphasis placed on the cultural understanding for the Merry Widower Waltz for the story to make great sense in today’s Day in age. It’s use seems odd

I hate knocking down this half a star because I remember loving it on first watch. It's still an amazing film and beautifully shot. Alfred Hitchcock is the original master of suspense. It just didn't pack that same punch I remember, but what I do remember is liking Teresa Wright.

Interesting flick. Cocks early films are very interesting 8.5/10

Alfred Hitchcock generational comedian

A treat from Hitchcock so horrifically enjoyable that you sometimes forgot how horrifically tragic the main plot is.  Every last character oozes with personality, much thanks to the film's great writing and consistently perfect casting.

Ridiculously good. Direction is flawless, script/story is enthralling and the performances are phenomenal. It’s shot excellently and each frame is just gorgeous. Paced expertly and demonstrates some of Hitchcock’s earlier bangers. One of the best thrillers ever made

Every small detail carries weight to the very end. It’s a great relationship study of a unique scenario. Shows that there can be darkness even in the smallest and most innocent suburbias.

Suspense was amazing!