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Notorious (DVD, 2001, Criterion Collection)

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This DVD of the classic movie "Notorious" is a must-have for any movie lover. Starring the iconic duo of Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant, this film is a masterpiece of suspense and drama. The elegant direction of Alfred Hitchcock brings to life the story of a woman who must choose between love and loyalty in a dangerous game of espionage. The Criterion Collection version of this DVD includes special features such as commentary by film scholars, a documentary on Hitchcock's life and career, and a booklet with essays on the film. With English language and subtitles available, this DVD is the perfect addition to your movie collection.

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NOTORIOUS is Alfred Hitchcock's classic romantic espionage thriller, with passionate, brilliant performances by Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman, featuring one of the most famous screen kisses in film history. At the end of World War II, American military intelligence drafts the alluring daughter (Bergman) of a convicted Nazi to infiltrate a band of nefarious Germans who have fled to Brazil. She is teamed with a dashing but chilly agent (Cary Grant) with whom she falls deeply in love. Because of her past, however, the rigid and judgmental agent refuses to trust her--and their relationship falls completely apart when she agrees to marry the ringleader of the Germans (Claude Rains) in order to have better access to information. The marriage touches off an intricate downward spiral of deceit and betrayal, leaving Bergman trapped in the home of an enemy. If her husband ever discovers the truth about her mission, her life will be in mortal danger. Punchy dialog animates this action-driven thriller that maintains its suspenseful drama to the very end.

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0715515012720
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Product Key Features

Actor
Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant
Director
Alfred Hitchcock, Sir Alfred Hitchcock
Edition
Criterion Collection
Rating
NR
Format
DVD
Release Year
2001
Genre
Drama

Additional Product Features

Region Code
Region 1
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
LeafCats
617
Film Country
USA
Display Format
Criterion Collection
Signal Standard
Dvd
Leading Role
Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant
Release Date
20011016

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5 out of 5 stars
by gsin8414Dec 23, 2019
Top favorable review
Who sez old films aren't any good?
Really one of Hitchcock's best. It's an engaging story with nuanced performances from both Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman, but, when you look at it more closely, its deeper subcurrents become apparent. And it contains one of the naughtiest kissing sequences in American cinema: only Hitchcock could subvert the Hay's Office film morality codes while observing them to the letter.
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1 out of 5 stars
by rvc-nySep 07, 2021
Top critical review
Great movie / very poor audio quality on this DVD conversion from film.
Movie is great, but the sound quality on this DVD is terrible and unintelligible at times. Not the fault of the seller!!! Just a poor job converting this movie from film that's now 80 years old to digital format.
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5 out of 5 stars
by oldenburgbaApr 07, 2008
Less is More Notorious
"Less is more" in Notorious. It's as much about what this film doesn't have as what it does, and the result is that Notorious has it all. First,no color distractions. Shot in glorious black and white, the use of shadow and illumination and masterful camera angle illustrate form and theme coming together sublimely. I swore that I would never have another drink again after I felt sick for days from Bergman's hangover following the party scene, which was book-ended(possible spoiler follows here) by her delirium after being poisoned in the final scene. I'll never let anyone make me a cup of tea again after that one,least of all my mother-in-law. Second,the absence of violence, nudity, profanity. Bergman and Grant's famous "kiss," which is actually a series of small kisses,rendered all the more sensual because of the urgency of their brevity, in close-up, is the biggest, most romantic turn-on in the history of filmmaking. And they didn't even take off their clothes! Third, economy and generosity. No "Method"-dredged, emotion-purged scene stealing. The advance-retreat tension in the relationship between Alicia and "Dev" strengthens like the fibers of a rope winding so tightly that it ties the dramatic irony into a slipknot that leaves us breathless. After probably twenty viewings, I still must refrain from shouting into the screen "Don't lose consciousness Alicia...Dev's in love with you!" Lastly, there's the timely matter of nobility through self-sacrifice in service to one's country, an idea that does not compute, let alone resonate, in Hollywood boardrooms. I am so glad that I have my copy of Notorious because this movie would never be made today. Hollywood must have hoarded plenty of the big bucks that it has stolen from the American Dream left in its coffers because it continues to make bombs at the box office in the futile effort to display its own anti-American self-loathing. Hollywood seems to have confused self-flagellation (for having made all that money, no doubt) with the subordination of one's immediate desires to the greater good that we see in Notorious. I shall not leave a copy of what would be the 21st century equivalent of Notorious II, the cautionary tale of the dangers of U-235 as related to ersatz global warming,directed by Al Gore, to my grandchildren. Ummm...I'm thinking I'd rather they be guided by the (notorious)words of Richard Lovelace: "I could not love thee, dear,so much/ Loved I not honor more." Or, I'll simply leave them my beloved, out-of-print copy of Notorious. They'll get the message.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by x0fw5lTXQ1C@Del...Dec 08, 2007
A Better Title Would Be "Spy Games"
Cary Grant as CIA agent Devlin and Ingrid Bergman as Elicia Huberman are the two spies in the 1940s who infiltrate a neo Nazi cartel run by Alex Sebastian (Claude Rains). The movie starts with Elicia's father being tried and convicted of war crimes in WWII. As his daughter, Elicia seems the ideal bait to send to Rio de Janeiro to infiltrate the cartel. The problems begin when Devlin and Elicia fall in love. Yet as a former flame of Elicia's, Alex Sebastian is thrilled to find Elicia too. When Alex proposes marriage, she accepts as part of the plan and moves into his house. His mother, played by Leopoldine Konstantin, becomes her arch enemy from the beginning because her son so worships his new wife. Devlin keeps in touch with Elicia through weekly meetings at a park and make plans at a party where they go to the basement to look at some suspicious wine, which turns out to be uranium alloys. Eventually, Alex figures out that Elicia is a spy and confesses the stupidity of his marriage to his mother. They come up with a plan to gradually poison Elicia. This movie is considered one of Alfred Hitchcock's greatest movies, and there is real chemistry between Grant and Bergman. Both of them play great parts as they always do. Their kiss in the basement to outsmart Alex is considered one of the most passionate kisses in film history. However, it is Claude Rains' movie, as he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor. The movie was also nominated for Best Screenplay. Neither won. Alfred Hitchcock makes his usual cameo appearance at the cocktail party where Elisia and Devlin go to the basement. Watch for the glass of milk that Sebastian carries up the stairs to his sick wife. You can tell that it is poison because it glows in the dark. They used a light bulb in the glass to make it glow. This is a great mystery, and you will be watching nervously to the end. Don't miss a scene because each minute is important to the conclusion.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by zerofailOct 06, 2006
Notorious - 1946 - Alfred Hitchcock
The 1946 classic Alfred Hitchcock movie. Filmed in Beverly Hills, LA, Miami, and Brasil. Notorious was nominated for an 1947 Oscar and the 1946 Cannes grand prize. Plot summary: Following the conviction of her German father for treason against the U.S., Alicia Huberman takes to drink and men. She is approached by a government agent (T.R. Devlin) who asks her to spy on a group of her father's Nazi friends operating out of Rio de Janeiro. A romance develops between Alicia and Devlin, but she starts to get too involved in her work.

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Who sez old films aren't any good?

Great movie / very poor audio quality on this DVD conversion from film.

Less is More Notorious

A Better Title Would Be "Spy Games"

Notorious - 1946 - Alfred Hitchcock

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