

西北偏北
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock一位时运不济的纽约广告主管被外国间谍误认为政府特工,为寻求生路被迫展开横跨美国的逃亡之旅。
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- mickerdoo2025年11月7日A thriller that keeps you guessing. Grant and Saint are great together. The styling stood the test of time. A must see. Bravo Hitchcock.
- BufferOverflowNT2026年4月9日Timeless classic
- EnochLight2025年7月31日Beautifully shot in Vista-Vision, this 1959 classic "spy thriller" is a comedic romp across the country. Largely considered a masterpiece for its themes of deception, mistaken identity, and moral relativism in the Cold War era, Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, and James Mason are simply magnificent in their respective roles (speaking of James Mason, I'd wager that Mike Meyers' accent was inspired by him when he portrayed British General Ed Fenech in Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds"). The new 4K HDR transfer is excellent, and a must-watch for true fans of cinema. Do it!
- รҡ૨אρƭเ∂2025年2月28日Another overrated classic. It's not like I'm some genZ kid who doesn't appreciate old films. I just didn't think it was great. But it was Ok. 5/10 *UPDATE* After some more consideration of film creation in a historical sense I think I decided to afford NxNW another star. 6/10
- joeowens5162026年4月7日Revisiting North by Northwest for the first time since childhood was a great reminder of why it’s considered a classic. Watching it now on 4K, the film feels newly alive—the colors, the sharpness, and the sweeping set pieces really shine in a way I don’t remember from my childhood. The story feels like a more mature precursor to a James Bond film—full of espionage, mistaken identity, and stylish suspense—but with a tighter, more grounded edge. It’s easy to see how influential it’s been on the spy genre as a whole. Of course, this is also a showcase of Alfred Hitchcock at the height of his craft. His direction is precise and confident, building tension in ways that still feel effective today. That said, you can sometimes sense the limits imposed by the Hays Code—particularly in how certain themes are handled. It’s interesting to imagine what Hitchcock might have done without those constraints, as his storytelling already pushes right up against those boundaries.
- bstoned2025年2月11日Classics don’t get much better than this
- Elliot0472026年2月21日This is more like a Spy-Romance than a Spy Thriller. I wasn't able to enjoy the film, as I initially guessed the ending 30 minutes before, and it turned out I was correct, so it became a disappointment to me. I like Hitchcock, but this seems like a miss.
- Phillip Hampton2026年1月7日Incredible captivating cinema
- Kristian Odland2025年7月30日This is pretty spectacular for a movie from 1959! I can only imagine how many minds this blew back then. So much sexual tension between Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint! 🥵
- jacxcx2025年11月1日Nice and funny movie.
- Hitmann212025年5月4日Such an entertaining classic film. Hitchcock has fun casting Cary Grant as an everyman being mistaken as a James Bond like agent only to become one in the end. A must-see for any aspiring cinephiles.
- Cubane2025年8月20日One of the most well-known Hitchcock flicks with many bingo boxes ticked. A little difficult to follow at some parts but overall worth a watch, especially for the campy elements and sometimes questionable choreography.
- Rowan Krzysiak2025年2月12日It became impossible to take this seriously being dated beyond repair. The story doesn't piece together, the dialogue is hokey and Cary Grant can't act. The female representation is offensive. Really terrible. Saying that, the score is outstanding.
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西北偏北 Trivia
西北偏北 was released on 1959年9月8日.
西北偏北 was directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
西北偏北 has a runtime of 2小时 17分钟.
西北偏北 was produced by Alfred Hitchcock.
一位时运不济的纽约广告主管被外国间谍误认为政府特工,为寻求生路被迫展开横跨美国的逃亡之旅。
The key characters in 西北偏北 are Roger Thornhill (Cary Grant), Eve Kendall (Eva Marie Saint), Phillip Vandamm (James Mason).
西北偏北 is rated G.
西北偏北 is a 悬疑, 惊悚, Adventure film.
西北偏北 has an audience rating of 9.4 out of 10.
西北偏北 had a budget of US$400万.
西北偏北 has made US$1327.5万 at the box office.

































