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Spellbound (1945)

  

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It is a bit confusing and as a consequence way too long. Constance actions at the ending are quite stupid as well. 
 
Peck is horrible as the confused and traumatized man, Bergman thinks she is in a film of the 20s/30s, and on top of that they don't have an ounce of charisma on screen.
 
I would say it is the worst well received Hitchcock film, nothing really fully works. 40/100
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