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Obsession (1976)

A wealthy New Orleans businessman becomes obsessed with a young woman who resembles his late wife.

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Walter Goodman 12 May 2005

Whatever shred of credibility the movie retains is dispersed by the final, dead serious directorial hocus‐pocus.

Vincent Canby 13 Mar 2000

The Schrader screenplay, based on an original story by Mr. Schrader and Mr. De Palma, is most effective when it's most romantic, and transparent when it attempts to be mysterious.

Noel Murray 13 Jul 1988

The heightened luridness of Obsession does succeed in making Vertigo’s twisty plot seem all the more inessential to that film’s power. What both movies do is cut a tale of murder and madness down to its essence, exploring characters who’ve been damaged by social expectations and their own desires.

DawdlingPoet 22 Nov 2021

This is quite a suspenseful film - a real chilly thriller of sorts. It features a heavy use of stringed instruments to really bring home the Hitchcockian tension. Its, needless to say, quite claustrophobic and I noticed towards the end there appeared to be a mistiness around the bottom of the screen, which gives it a bit of a dream like sense. I felt John Lithgow gave a particularly good performance in this film and its somewhat memorable - certainly not a bad film, I'd recommend it.

Eric Henderson 06 Feb 1991

Bujold’s enthusiasm as a performer redeems the entire picture, especially when she’s asked to perform flashback scenes that shouldn’t work, but, thanks to her, represent another of De Palma’s fearlessly experimental whims.