Review of Rear Window. I first saw Alfred Hitchcock's famous Rear Window at home during the 8:30pm timeslot on the cable network's Fox Classics Channel. I was sitting near the floor to ceiling glass sliding doors of my apartment, which led to the veranda. From there, like every other night, I could hear laughter, arguments, someone's radio on too loud or a child's piano playing. Bill Collins presented his Golden Years of Hollywood segment, which …showed first 75 words of 678 total…

…showed last 75 words of 678 total…and it is easy to assume that Jeffries accepts Lisa as she is and that they will live happily ever after. Alfred Hitchcock perfectly orchestrates Rear Window. Surprising for me, I found this film enjoyable even though I usually avoid thriller films. Even though this film has been analysed again and again by many different people, it will still remain one of the most enigmatic films. Most people should be able to watch Rear Window.