Underrated? Most people consider it one of the Master Hitchcock's best. Maybe a little overshadowed by the fact that the whole thing is one basically one take (I know that it cuts a few times), but in no means underrated.
I wonder if this is the only case of a character(David) actually having more to say in a film's trailer than in the actual film itself(where he said nothing)
Somewhat bizarre that the murder victim in 'Rope' has a speaking role in the trailer, but not in the movie itself! Poor guy, what a thankless starring role that was, he is constantly referred to in the movie but only ever seen for around ten seconds in total! One of my favourite movies and I think one of Hitchcock's finest. Hardly any violence and yet it is powerful and chilling throughout. The great James Stewart steals it of course!
I think this "trailer" is actually more the Foreword of the story, than just an ad. The setup is made available for everyone to see. But if you wanted to know what happenned next, you had to go to the movie theater.
@@9trogenta13 Yes, the trailer works very well I think. Rope is surely one of the best thrillers ever made. Such a simple story - and only one murder - but as a study of psychopathy it's utterly chilling.
a brilliant movie. one of my all time fav. John Dall was smooth and awesome. i dont know why he didnt do many movies. James Stewart was fantastic in his delivery of speech in the last few minutes of the movie. all were really very good.
I absolutely love this movie, this trailer is such a intricate piece to the plot, the acting of John Dahl and Farley Grainger was beyond flawless, the supporting cast was directed and of course David was the best of all...
Certainement le plus stylé de tous les films d'Hitchcock, décor, costumes, répliques, couleurs, interprétation. Un chic années 40 parfait, mais une élégance de surface que vient contredire la noirceur ou la futilité de la plupart des protagonistes. Un film que l'on peut enfin voir pour ce qu'il est : l'un des meilleurs du maître, sans compter son caractère prémonitoire du malaise de la jeunesse qui éclatera dans la décennie suivante.
Hitchcock's first color film! I believe as many have pointed out, that it is underrated. When ever cinema and Hitchcock come up, most people I talk to have never heard of this film.
@John Richards Well, they obviously wont, because trailer showed us Jimmy Stewart holding the rope, fighting with the guy and opening the crate with body.
@@wc5502I have the same feeling too.Movies can have predictable good endings, but sometimes I wonder how they hell they're gonna get there when things look bad.
Hitchcock made the BEST trailers. The cut from Janet's closeup to the garishly lit interior with Jimmy Stewart addressing the audience always gives me chills.
NYTimes, January 18, 1971; John Dall, 50, Oscar Nominee For ‘Corn Is Green’ Role, Dies; HOLLYWOOD (AP) - John Dall, a stage and screen actor, died Friday in his home at the age of 50. Friends said Mr. DaII had died of a heart attack. He leaves a brother, Worthington Thompson of Salisbury, Maryland. John Dall Thompson-he used the middle name for his career as an actor-was born of an Army family in New York and attended Horace Mann School and Columbia College on his way to the stage. He studied at the Theodore Irvine School of the Theater, the Pasadena Playhouse and the Petit Theater in New Orleans. His Broadway debut came in walk‐on parts in “Janie” and “R.U.R.” in the 1941‐42 season. In 1943, he was a vacation replacement for William Prince in the lead part in Maxwell Anderson's “The Eve of St. Mark.” In 1944, The New York Times critic Lewis Nichols called his performance “graceful and easy” as a good‐looking young pilot in “Dear Ruth.” Mr. Dall's biggest Hollywood part was opposite Bette Davis in the film version of Emlyn Williams's “The Corn Is Green.” Bosley Crowther of The Times found his playing “a shade too theatric,” but it brought him an Oscar nomination. Back on Broadway, he and Charles Boyer played the leads in “Red Gloves,” an adaptation of Jean‐Paul Sartre's “Mains Sales.” Brooks Atkinson of The Times found it “possible to admire John Dall's highly wrought acting of the part.” Earlier that year, he had parts in two films-a minor role in Lillian Hellman's “Another Part of the Forest,” and a major and villainous one in Alfred Hitchcock's “Rope.” Mr. Crowther praised his performance in the latter as “a hard, aggressive job.” Mr. Dall's last major Broadway appearance was in 1955 in a light comedy entitled “Champagne Complex” by Leslie Stevens.
Its odd that the victim whose murder is the entirety of the film itself is only seen speaking in the trailer till you realise that when James Stewart said squarely to the screen "That's the last time you'll see him alive,". Its also ironic that James Stewart's character is Rupert- the one whose manipulation got those boys to breakdown and confess. He also served as a catalyst to the murder -Brandon- the clear,overconfident "mastermind" simply reenacted the philology Rupert taught him-the Nietzsche philosophy of the accountability of murder,right and wrong being beneath the intellectually superior. To commit the perfect murder. Its big things and the little things in the movie that put one on edge; The murder takes place in the afternoon- the evidence is all there - The drink, the body in the trunk, the murder weapon-the rope itself. The edgy grip of the film- The tightening of the noose; where the party started out as any other run-of-the mill dinner party, the guests arrive, the meal is held in the room where the murder took place and where the body is and 80%of the guests that came are those of David's immediate family,fiance, and best friend. The people wonder about David's absence-only to hear the murderers' subtle dual meaning responses. The only people that know a murder has taken place are the murderers and the viewer who watches the film.from the other side of the screen. Throughout the film are the near misses where someone is that close to opening the trunk before Brandon arrives and charms them away. Throughout the film you see the longer the guests remain (particularly Rupert) the more their personalities change- Brandon is ecstatic-euphoric in his overconfidence whereas Phillip is about to crack under the pressure... You genuinely feel sorry and root for the boys and want them to get away with it. And they would have had they (Brandon) not been so cocky and full of himself.
0:25 The sneak kiss, looking around to see if anyone's looking before they kiss. That's when life was normal in this world. Now we see the most disgusting public displays of affection you can imagine.
If they ever do a remake of this film, I hope they cast: Denzel Washington for Rupert Cadell Brandon Shaw for Leonardo DiCaprio Phillip Morgan for Matt Damon Janet Walker for Emily Blunt Mr. Kentley for Anthony Hopkins Mrs. Atwater for Judi Dench
فيلم جريمة وغموض رائع وجميل من روائع ملك الإخراج : " ألفريد هتشكوك " . وهذه النوعية من الأفلام - التي تحدث في مكان واحد - تسيطر على المشاهد لمتابعة الفيلم لأخره مع نزعة التشويق ، وحب معرفة مصير نهاية الفيلم . وهذا يعتمد على إبداع المخرج ، وجمال التصوير ، مع روعة التمثيل . وهنا يبرز الفرق بين السينما الأجنبية والسينما العربية ، فالسينما الأجنبية تحاول التطوير وجذب المشاهد والتشويق والإبداع ، بينما السينما العربية تركز على قصص الحب التي غالبها : " إباحية ، وجنس ، وإغراء وغيرها " . فأنظر للأمر وأحكم بالعدل ، ولا تميل مع العاطفة ( التي سببت الثورات والكوارث بإسم : الوحدة العربية ، والإشتراكية ، والدومقراطية ) بإسم - لا يزال تردده العرب " محاربة الكفار " - لكن لا حياة لمن تنادي . وخاصةً أن أصل السينما العربية التي يفتخر بها الهلافيت من صنع الغرب . كما قال النبي الصادق المصدوق - ص - في الحديث الصحيح : " والله لو دخلوا جحر ضبٍ لدخلتموه ، قال - الصحابة - : اليهود والنصارى ؟ ، قال : فمن ! " - أي غيرهم - . ولو سألت من يحارب الكفار اليوم بإسم الدين تجد غالب إحتياجاته من صنع الغرب من : طب وأدوية ، وتكلونوجيا ، وسيارات ، وصناعات وغيرها ؟؟؟!!! فلماذا على الأقل يحاربهم ويقطع منتجاتهم نصرةً للدين ، فمثلاً : يركب حمار بدلاً من السيارة في عصر السرعة في هذا الزمان ؟؟؟
Psycho was intentionally made black and white because it was cheaper and Hitchcock also thought that the bloody shower scene would be too much for audiences to handle if it were in color.
I agree that Rope! is a good movie but I think it's severely hampered by the desire for the long, single takes -- does it really help tell the story? What's truly mind-boggling to me is how anyone involved with this film ever could've thought it would be a hit or even palatable to the conservative audiences of 1948.
I've been going through Hitchcock's movies lately. After watching the likes of Psycho, Vertigo, Dial M for murder and so on, I gotta say this movie disappointed me. Everything was just too predictable.
This isn't a "movie." It's no more than a filmed play. If I want to see a play, I'll go to the theater. This "movie" wasn't just boring, the storyline is, as in most of Hitchcock's 1940s' films, also completely unrealistic. Definitely not recommended.
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This is one of Hitchcock's most under-rated films - it is a superbly made movie.
Underrated? Most people consider it one of the Master Hitchcock's best. Maybe a little overshadowed by the fact that the whole thing is one basically one take (I know that it cuts a few times), but in no means underrated.
@@ragejoona431 well,if I'm right it bombed in box office..so in that way it's underrated
@@sangeethsivan1185 wasn't even recieved well critically at the time of release.
@@ragejoona431 It's underrated contrarian
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One of the underrated Hitchcock films along with Shadow of a Doubt, both so rich in symbolism.
Shadow of a Doubt was so GOOD!! I had forgotten about it! Thanks for the reminder.
I have watched this movie so many times but never seen the trailer. Strange hearing David speak
Yes, and gives a completely different complexion to his relationship with Janet.
I too was surprised to find this trailer, adds to the story hearing and seeing David with Janet....makes rewatching the movie totally different
I wonder if this is the only case of a character(David) actually having more to say in a film's trailer than in the actual film itself(where he said nothing)
suicide squad(joker) might have beat him lol
Not true. He screamed.
Somewhat bizarre that the murder victim in 'Rope' has a speaking role in the trailer, but not in the movie itself! Poor guy, what a thankless starring role that was, he is constantly referred to in the movie but only ever seen for around ten seconds in total! One of my favourite movies and I think one of Hitchcock's finest. Hardly any violence and yet it is powerful and chilling throughout. The great James Stewart steals it of course!
The scene was meant to be part of the movie but was cut.
I think this "trailer" is actually more the Foreword of the story, than just an ad. The setup is made available for everyone to see. But if you wanted to know what happenned next, you had to go to the movie theater.
@@9trogenta13 Yes, the trailer works very well I think. Rope is surely one of the best thrillers ever made. Such a simple story - and only one murder - but as a study of psychopathy it's utterly chilling.
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I've seen this Hitchcock movie more than any other.
a brilliant movie. one of my all time fav. John Dall was smooth and awesome. i dont know why he didnt do many movies. James Stewart was fantastic in his delivery of speech in the last few minutes of the movie. all were really very good.
actually I think Jimmy's final speech is a weak point of the film. Great actor but hard writing to get across.
John Dallas acting was brilliant i think he did a more great job than Stewart
I absolutely love this movie, this trailer is such a intricate piece to the plot, the acting of John Dahl and Farley Grainger was beyond flawless, the supporting cast was directed and of course David was the best of all...
The first part of the trailer , which shows Janet and David together, is really good, because it wasn't in final released film!! 😍👍
Certainement le plus stylé de tous les films d'Hitchcock, décor, costumes, répliques, couleurs, interprétation. Un chic années 40 parfait, mais une élégance de surface que vient contredire la noirceur ou la futilité de la plupart des protagonistes. Un film que l'on peut enfin voir pour ce qu'il est : l'un des meilleurs du maître, sans compter son caractère prémonitoire du malaise de la jeunesse qui éclatera dans la décennie suivante.
Man, this puts most directors and actors to shame. What a movie!
Hitchcock's first color film! I believe as many have pointed out, that it is underrated. When ever cinema and Hitchcock come up, most people I talk to have never heard of this film.
Magnificent Hitchcock movie and the greatest film trailer ever. It sends chills down my spine, everytime I see David alive.
I saw this on stage a couple of years ago. It was amazing! Can't wait to watch the film
Yes, this movie is underrated, it is one of HITCHCOCKS best. It was frustrating for Jimmy Stewart, but all worked out well in the end.
Ahhh those lovely times when you didn't have to watch movies because endings were revealed by trailers...
zhhika wow. They did it in the 40s and they still do it in the 2010s lol. Looks like times havent changed hahaha
@John Richards Well, they obviously wont, because trailer showed us Jimmy Stewart holding the rope, fighting with the guy and opening the crate with body.
am i really the only one who watches the movie to see how they get to the end instead watching for the end?
@@wc5502I have the same feeling too.Movies can have predictable good endings, but sometimes I wonder how they hell they're gonna get there when things look bad.
@@wc5502 Exactly. The point isn't who did it. It's about how they get there, and Hitchcock is a master at it.
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Hitchcock made the BEST trailers. The cut from Janet's closeup to the garishly lit interior with Jimmy Stewart addressing the audience always gives me chills.
The opening scene in this trailer was originally intended to be the prologue, but was scrapped prior to the movie’s release
A very wise decision!
Man this movie has great parts of suspense that you rarely in movies now days.
Excellent film ! 🎥🎞️📽️🎬
One of the top best Hitchcock ones, in my opinion.
Rope and Notorious are the most underrated Hitchcock movies.
Talk about a trailer giving away the plot!
Dave Denton Well, the first minute or so isnn't actually in the movie.
My favourite Hitchcock movie
literally the best movie ever
This is a great genius film it was actually so good
It's pity that everyone in this film is dead already
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Talk about trailers that spoil the movie o-e
If this trailer was a minute shorter it would have been perfect.
Stop at 1:32
Wow! Have seen the movie many times, but never the trailer. The last thing I expected to see was that scene with David and Janet.
The trailer gave away everything
Glad I watched the trailer after I watched the movie
Damnit, guess I shouldn't watch it now
Great movie
NYTimes, January 18, 1971; John Dall, 50, Oscar Nominee For ‘Corn Is Green’ Role, Dies; HOLLYWOOD (AP) - John Dall, a stage and screen actor, died Friday in his home at the age of 50. Friends said Mr. DaII had died of a heart attack. He leaves a brother, Worthington Thompson of Salisbury, Maryland. John Dall Thompson-he used the middle name for his career as an actor-was born of an Army family in New York and attended Horace Mann School and Columbia College on his way to the stage. He studied at the Theodore Irvine School of the Theater, the Pasadena Playhouse and the Petit Theater in New Orleans. His Broadway debut came in walk‐on parts in “Janie” and “R.U.R.” in the 1941‐42 season. In 1943, he was a vacation replacement for William Prince in the lead part in Maxwell Anderson's “The Eve of St. Mark.” In 1944, The New York Times critic Lewis Nichols called his performance “graceful and easy” as a good‐looking young pilot in “Dear Ruth.” Mr. Dall's biggest Hollywood part was opposite Bette Davis in the film version of Emlyn Williams's “The Corn Is Green.” Bosley Crowther of The Times found his playing “a shade too theatric,” but it brought him an Oscar nomination. Back on Broadway, he and Charles Boyer played the leads in “Red Gloves,” an adaptation of Jean‐Paul Sartre's “Mains Sales.” Brooks Atkinson of The Times found it “possible to admire John Dall's highly wrought acting of the part.” Earlier that year, he had parts in two films-a minor role in Lillian Hellman's “Another Part of the Forest,” and a major and villainous one in Alfred Hitchcock's “Rope.” Mr. Crowther praised his performance in the latter as “a hard, aggressive job.” Mr. Dall's last major Broadway appearance was in 1955 in a light comedy entitled “Champagne Complex” by Leslie Stevens.
The trailer tells the whole story. How did the "master of suspense" allow it?
Its odd that the victim whose murder is the entirety of the film itself is only seen speaking in the trailer till you realise that when James Stewart said squarely to the screen "That's the last time you'll see him alive,".
Its also ironic that James Stewart's character is Rupert- the one whose manipulation got those boys to breakdown and confess. He also served as a catalyst to the murder -Brandon- the clear,overconfident "mastermind" simply reenacted the philology Rupert taught him-the Nietzsche philosophy of the accountability of murder,right and wrong being beneath the intellectually superior. To commit the perfect murder.
Its big things and the little things in the movie that put one on edge; The murder takes place in the afternoon- the evidence is all there - The drink, the body in the trunk, the murder weapon-the rope itself.
The edgy grip of the film- The tightening of the noose; where the party started out as any other run-of-the mill dinner party, the guests arrive, the meal is held in the room where the murder took place and where the body is and 80%of the guests that came are those of David's immediate family,fiance, and best friend. The people wonder about David's absence-only to hear the murderers' subtle dual meaning responses. The only people that know a murder has taken place are the murderers and the viewer who watches the film.from the other side of the screen. Throughout the film are the near misses where someone is that close to opening the trunk before Brandon arrives and charms them away. Throughout the film you see the longer the guests remain (particularly Rupert) the more their personalities change- Brandon is ecstatic-euphoric in his overconfidence whereas Phillip is about to crack under the pressure... You genuinely feel sorry and root for the boys and want them to get away with it.
And they would have had they (Brandon) not been so cocky and full of himself.
I see what you mean about the trailer, but the experience doesn't get wasted by that.
First color movie made by Hitchcock 😍
And they were “roommates”..
Dr strangelove 😎
0:25 The sneak kiss, looking around to see if anyone's looking before they kiss. That's when life was normal in this world. Now we see the most disgusting public displays of affection you can imagine.
Brilliancy
This is the British trailer. Warner Bros. distributed the film domestically, but MGM had distribution rights in most areas of Europe.
Wow that's not a trailer that's a prequel
To…
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A mini-prequel to the actual film 😀
Anyone else think Farley Granger is an absolute babe in this film?
So good.
70年前の映画だから仕方ないけど、出演者全員あの世なんだぜ。
the classic trailer was appeared on the end of the 1988 vhs of positive I.d.
If they ever do a remake of this film, I hope they cast:
Denzel Washington for Rupert Cadell
Brandon Shaw for Leonardo DiCaprio
Phillip Morgan for Matt Damon
Janet Walker for Emily Blunt
Mr. Kentley for Anthony Hopkins
Mrs. Atwater for Judi Dench
No
Fascinante film...
Rope! Rope! Rope! Rope! What's the movie called? I think it's Rope!
Fun fact: It was originally going to be named "String!".
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Nice film most of the scenes are single shot...
I was expecting the guy to pretend to be choked to death and pop out of the chest and say "Gotcha!"
I like the new footage, but they could have chosen different scenes instead of the part where Rupert finds out about the body.
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Hitchcock hated his movie for no reason but it a great movie
فيلم جريمة وغموض رائع وجميل
من روائع ملك الإخراج : " ألفريد هتشكوك " .
وهذه النوعية من الأفلام - التي تحدث في مكان واحد - تسيطر على المشاهد لمتابعة الفيلم لأخره مع نزعة التشويق ، وحب معرفة مصير نهاية الفيلم .
وهذا يعتمد على إبداع المخرج ، وجمال التصوير ، مع روعة التمثيل .
وهنا يبرز الفرق بين السينما الأجنبية والسينما العربية ، فالسينما الأجنبية تحاول التطوير وجذب المشاهد والتشويق والإبداع ، بينما السينما العربية تركز على قصص الحب التي غالبها : " إباحية ، وجنس ، وإغراء وغيرها " .
فأنظر للأمر وأحكم بالعدل ، ولا تميل مع العاطفة ( التي سببت الثورات والكوارث بإسم : الوحدة العربية ، والإشتراكية ، والدومقراطية ) بإسم - لا يزال تردده العرب " محاربة الكفار " - لكن لا حياة لمن تنادي .
وخاصةً أن أصل السينما العربية التي يفتخر بها الهلافيت من صنع الغرب .
كما قال النبي الصادق المصدوق - ص - في الحديث الصحيح : " والله لو دخلوا جحر ضبٍ لدخلتموه ، قال - الصحابة - : اليهود والنصارى ؟ ، قال : فمن ! " - أي غيرهم - .
ولو سألت من يحارب الكفار اليوم بإسم الدين تجد غالب إحتياجاته من صنع الغرب من : طب وأدوية ، وتكلونوجيا ، وسيارات ، وصناعات وغيرها ؟؟؟!!!
فلماذا على الأقل يحاربهم ويقطع منتجاتهم نصرةً للدين ، فمثلاً : يركب حمار بدلاً من السيارة في عصر السرعة في هذا الزمان ؟؟؟
I don't know if they understood trailers back then. I wonder when they realised it's not good to give anyway the entire plot
Dead now all of them gone but not forgotten The Director saved the way this explains why you're the bottoms
Looks like an interesting movie, but a terrible trailer.
right
Cuz it’s from 1948...
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@@increible8822 this was 4 yrs ago lmaooo
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They should have used the first part in the movie before the opening credits.
10 minutes per reel, explains some otherwise odd fixations of the camera.
The bench scene is not in film
Hitch was the best!
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terminator + Rope + The Space Knight or Rom = robocop
Just curious Alfred had this one in color in 1948 makes me wonder why Psycho was black and white I mean I know color was costly back then but
Roma is b and white
@@_x_asc6 Oh it is right but its in color here explain 🤔
Psycho was intentionally made black and white because it was cheaper and Hitchcock also thought that the bloody shower scene would be too much for audiences to handle if it were in color.
@@RageInEden I knew that
Also the blood in PSYCHO was chocolate syrup. It would have shown up in the film. By the way the stabbing noise was made by a casaba melon.
lets not pit asian led films against each other, please
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Who's here because of the very bad wizards podcast?
How come there is color in the 40's? Any idea guys?
Technicolor had been around for more than 15 years in 1948. Hundreds of color films had been made by that time.
Hmm. Let's invite Hillary over.
Lol I JUST WATCHED THIS MOVIE the trailer is the movie. “Why” watch?!? Wtf Mr. Hitchcock?
R.S.V.P? (2002) anyone?
lol they spoil the entire climax of the film in this trailer
Brandon is sus
Where's his fedora, with his initials "D.K." inside?
This movie from 1948 is in Technicolor yet Psycho from 1960 is in Black and White. It is a pity that Psycho was not shot in Technicolor.
Nah, i love that It wasnt. It sets the tone perfectly
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I agree that Rope! is a good movie but I think it's severely hampered by the desire for the long, single takes -- does it really help tell the story? What's truly mind-boggling to me is how anyone involved with this film ever could've thought it would be a hit or even palatable to the conservative audiences of 1948.
I've been going through Hitchcock's movies lately. After watching the likes of Psycho, Vertigo, Dial M for murder and so on, I gotta say this movie disappointed me. Everything was just too predictable.
That's kinda the point
all of them are hahahaha, in Dial M for murder the husband actually tells everything to the guy at the beginning
just joking.
This isn't a "movie." It's no more than a filmed play. If I want to see a play, I'll go to the theater. This "movie" wasn't just boring, the storyline is, as in most of Hitchcock's 1940s' films, also completely unrealistic. Definitely not recommended.
Terrible take. Don't listen to this guy.
@@Rilumai If you're striving to be bored for an hour and a half...
@@groovermctoober4508 You must get bored extremely easily.