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Rating:  - Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca
Alfred Hitchcock continually delivers to viewers a memorable experience whether you are viewing his movies for the first time or seeing them as if for the first time.
Rebecca is a moody mystery with plots and twists that keep you involved until the sobering end of the movie. Just when you thought you have figured out what keeps Maxim DeWinter out of reach to his lovely bride, the plot twists again. Joan Fontaine is supurb as the new Mrs. DeWinter, trying desperately to understand what keeps her new husband in constant turmoil, and herself trying to compete for his love and affection with the deceased first wife.
The English settings along with a masterful supporting cast makes this selection certainly one you will want to add to your collection of Hitchcock movies to own.
Simply stated Hitchcock delivers again, and again!
Rating:  - Product Details say that WHO stars in this?!!
If anyone already owns this, please tell me if this is FOR SURE the Rebecca that stars Joan Fontaine and Laurence Olivier. The picture shows them, but the product details describe a bunch of actors I've never heard of and who are definitely NOT in the Hitchcock Rebecca that the picture shows. HELP!!
Rating: - Brilliantly realised Hitchcock masterpiece
One of the great films of all-time. Hitchcock's brilliant realisation of Du Maurier's gothic romance is unsurpassed. Olivier is perfect as the aloof Maxim De Winter and Joan Fontaine excellent as the nervous "Second" Mrs De Winter (we never actually learn her real name). This was the only Hitchcock film to win Best Picture though Hitchcock did not pick up Best Director (indeed he never did).
Rating:  - Is this Region 1?
I am trying to get a DVD of Rebecca. The information on this DVD is not complete. Please tell us more about this release. Thank you.
Rating: - Rebecca, 2008 re-release
Actually the line is: "Last night I dreamt I went to Manderlay again..." Note: the five stars are solely for the movie Rebecca, not this particular product.
Which brings me to the point of this review. The Criterion Collection issue of Rebecca, until now, has been the ultimate DVD release. With this current release, there are a lot of questions not answered in the hype. Does this version include ALL of the bonus extras from the Criterion Collection version, such as: the making of..., screen tests, costume and make-up tests, commentaries? It also says "restored" but does that indeed mean, remastered? I refer to the Criterion practice of remastering from the original negative. Thank you in advance for any information.
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