Psycho | Marion Meets Norman Bates At The Bates Motel | Extended Preview

Alfred Hitchcock's landmark masterpiece of the macabre stars Anthony Perkins as the troubled Norman Bates, whose old dark house and adjoining motel are not the place to spend a quiet evening. No one knows that better than Marion Crane (Janet Leigh), the ill-fated traveler whose journey ends in the notorious "shower scene." First a private detective, then Marion's sister (Vera Miles) searches for her, the horror and the suspense mount to a terrifying climax where the mysterious killer is finally revealed.

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[Nathanieltan]

Both Tony Perkins' and Janet Leigh's roles are phenomenal in this movie. RIP both.

[briankyllonen]

Really creepy hearing the argument when you know both voices are Norman 😬

[betweenthegrooves]

When I first saw this film, that shot at 1:44 of the window and "mother" passing by really unsettled me, and once you know the ending it's kind of even more unsettling and creepy...

[isthiseleanor]

8:28 the Mother persona taking hold for a second and pulling him back like a magnet

[CharliePetricor]

4:17
I always felt that Norman seemed uneasy about the bathroom because Marion was probably not the first person to die horribly in there at the hands of "Mother"

[brianwalters]

6:28 I love the sinister music that plays when we hear "Mother's" voice for the first time.

[binghamguevara]

8:00 Notice the reflection of Norman in the window. Certainly symbolising his split personality character.

[casesoutherland]

1:45 This is my favorite first appearance of a villain in movie history!

[bjluqto]

8:13 the sound mix is incredibly good. You can hear every nervous breath, single raindrops, silent footsteps... and the music isn't blocking any of it.

[gerelynskaggs]

"She isn't quite herself today."
Well that's...certainly one way to phrase it.

[classics]

He’s clearly tempted to enter the room with her, as he’s infatuated with her. But his other persona makes him stop and step back. Subtle detail, but genius.

[garymcgrath]

@4:17 Norman can't say bathroom ( the place where Marion will meet her untimely death )

[banbbe]

One of most beautiful and talented actresses of ever.

[vvenkat]

The amount of foreshadowing here is intense. At 1 minute you see the first look at the Bates motel and at 1.01 you have the wipers wagging their fingers through the rain asking her not to go there maybe?

[youtuber]

original 1959 novel on which this movie is based on will always be my favorite

[sparklegirl]

She had so MANY chances getting out of there alive yet.... Well it is a horror movie

[benbelzer]

This is one of the best scenes ever! The querulous crazymaker mother in Norman's head. When someone is that toxic it sticks with you!

[Bootmahoy]

I have always felt very sorry for Norman, such a gentle heart tormented by psychosis. He's, of course, not entirely innocent. In a way he brought a lot of it on himself. Nevertheless, I feel sad for him. He likes her, and that's not bad at all to be attracted to someone. What's bad is what that normal desire triggered in him.

[pamelaraman]

Maybe best film ever, music daunting abs adds to film

[ChuckDickens]

Yes, Norman, her friends would be so jealous of that Bates Motel stationary 😂