Spellbound (1945)
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Synopsis
A psychiatrist protects the identity of an amnesia patient accused of murder while attempting to recover his memory.
Cast
- Ingrid Bergman
- Gregory Peck
- Michael Chekhov
- Leo G. Carroll
- Rhonda Fleming
- John Emery
- Norman Lloyd
- Bill Goodwin
- Steven Geray
- Donald Curtis
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- Jul 31, 2020
gregory peck: i killed him dr. constance: haha ur soo funny babe let’s eat lunch
KaylaSep 1, 2019GOD this movie is so DRAMATIC my baby boy gregory is so messed up that any time he sees anything white he just full on FAINTS and miss ingrid bergman love of my life is just like “nooo don’t be crazy ur so sexy aha” and i LOVE every single second of it
eelyNov 2, 2020i too would do all of that for gregory peck
cinéfila... 🕯️ - Sep 8, 2020
Any husband of Ingrid Bergman's is a husband of mine
RobinJan 6, 2021constance said “i can fix him”
lacciAug 9, 2021i love that specific genre of old hollywood which is basically two hot people being ridiculous with each other and having a good time!
kailey - Feb 24, 2016
the amount of microaggressions this lady has to deal with............
single white femalienApr 3, 2022tw// white, lines, snow
danSpellbound is an atypical film even by modern standards, and not because of its subject matter, but because it centers on an intelligent career-oriented woman who remains interested in her profession despite falling in love with a ridiculously good-looking man with a…
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- Platypus Lord likedSpellbound
Psychoanalysis & amnesia are a great backdrop for Hitchcock. Uninteresting characters & melodrama made the 1st half a bit lifeless. The 2nd half is more gripping and intriguing, with great ending, twist, and suspense sequences. Loved the Salvador Dali-inspired dream sequence.
Joan Garriga likedSpellboundJust watched it with grandpa. I enjoyed it a lot, thankful to share this moments with him and grateful to hear all the memories he has from back then when he watch the movie at the cinema.
Jennifer Facenda likedSpellboundBeautiful symphonic soundtrack indicative of Hitchcock films. Fun fact: this is the first movie to feature the theremin in the soundtrack.
- torrija ʘ.ʘ is "meh" onSpellbound
está chula y tal a tope con la psicóloga y guay las imágenes inspiradas en Dalí. Chula y tiene barras pero tampoco es nada del otro mundo
Abono gratuito is "meh" onSpellboundfeminista para la época, fade outs pa mearse
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- romsy lovedSpellbound
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Metacritic
The gaudy Freudianism of this 1945 Hitchcock film, backed by a dream sequence designed by Salvador Dalí and an overexcited score by Miklós Rósza, can make it hard to take, but beneath the facile trappings there is an intriguing Hitchcockian study of role reversal, with doctors and patients, men and women, mothers and sons inverting their assigned relationships with compelling, subversive results.
Dave Kehr
Chicago Reader
Not to be speechless about it, David O. Selznick has a rare film in Spellbound.
Bosley Crowther
The New York Times
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