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Do You Like Hitchcock? (2005)

A nerdy film student and lifelong voyeur begins to believe that two lovely young strangers may have conspired to commit a brutal murder.

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Jaysin H 05 Jan 2010

A nice blending of 3 infamous hitchcock films, this movie presents an interesting tribute to the greatest suspense director of all time. Overall i see it as more of a tribute to Rear Window than any other film, it tells the story of a voyeuristic college student who observes his neighbor through his appartment window and watches as a plot develops that he feels is suspiciously like the story in "Strangers on a train". on the whole it feels like a respectful tribute despite directly lifting a few things directly from the films in whose spirit this one was made.

David V 04 Nov 2009

It just kind of looks like Argento forgot how to make a movie. This looks cheaply-shot, cheaply-acted, and seriously how else does the guy figure to keep people watching? Put some boobies in there every few minutes! There are lots, and I'm certainly not complaining (and there are lots, if I haven't mentioned) but Argento at times gracefully homages Hitchcock and then right after he shamelessly rips him off! Seriously I would take DISTURBIA as a more fitting REAR WINDOW homage than this film. This thing is messy, rather nonsensical, and almost so obvious you start going back to figure out why you're wrong about what's going on until you finally go "oh, yeah, there it is. I was right all along. What a waste of time." Argento has done MUCH better, but if you're a fan of his it's worth a look. He is still better than most out there, especially in the realm of horror/suspense, but this is almost like someone ripping off Argento ripping off Hitchcock!

Ieda M 09 Jan 2008

Decent endeavor movie by Dario Argento. Have a few clever twists into the (albeit muddled) plot and you got a surprisingly decent thriller.

Michael O 10 Oct 2008

A very entertaining film (even if the protagonist is remarkably stupid), it is a fitting tribute to Hitchcock. One of the better Argento films that I've seen.

Jack G 06 Apr 2010

funny how they never mention Rear Window... ho ho. decent Argento doing his riff on Hitchcock, making De Palma look like an amateur in homage-ing by comparison. This is not always a good thing, especially since Argento is riffing himself off too (sound familiar - an average guy, the protahgonist, sees a murder take place, and instead of going to the police with his clues takes it upon himself to solve the crime(s), with some horrorfying results). In this case it helps that the filmmaker is making light of the guy at the start, as a child, being a voyeur, as it explains why he's such a dick in adult life. But it has its moments though, and some sexy women; the best sequence lacks the usual point-of-view approach from Argento, and is a chase scene in the rain at night that goes awry (think the scene where the car is rolling down the hill in Children of Men).