Cinema has always been deliciously drawn to the minds that make us squirm in our seats, and none did it better than Alfred Hitchcock—the man who turned an innocent shower into a lifelong phobia. Hitchcock (the film, not the man—though he might approve of the confusion) peels back the polished veneer of Hollywood to reveal the personal chaos, creative obsession, and biting wit behind the making of Psycho.

With drama, dark humor, and a few sharp jabs at ego and fame, Hitchcock does not just revisit a film, it revisits a man on the edge of genius and breakdown, and as the movie enters the streaming realm, the audience can do the same.

The 2012 movie Hitchcock, which chronicles Alfred Hitchcock's challenges while making the legendary film Psycho, has been made available on Netflix. Moreover, viewers can rent or buy the film on platforms like Amazon Video and Prime Video in India, where it is offered in HD quality. Additionally, it is accessible on Disney+ Hotstar and Apple TV in some regions. 

The film stars Anthony Hopkins as Alfred Hitchcock and Helen Mirren as his wife Alma Reville, portraying their complex relationship amid the pressures of filmmaking. The narrative highlights Hitchcock's determination to produce Psycho despite studio resistance, showcasing his creative risks and the personal toll it takes. With a runtime of ninety-eight minutes, the movie combines evocative cinematography and a lively score to immerse viewers in the late 1950s Hollywood atmosphere. Critics have praised the performances and the film's insightful look at the director's life and work.

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The expanse of tales and the monopolization of the genre of suspense has been the niche associated with Alfred Hitchcock's talent, needing an archive to both create and showcase its influence on generations. 

Netflix is turning June into a Hitchcockian celebration, adding a stellar lineup of Alfred Hitchcock thrillers to its U.S. catalog. Starting June 1st, viewers can stream iconic classics like Ramy Hausmann's Dear Child influencing Vertigo, Rear Window, The Birds, Frenzy, Family Plot, and The Man Who Knew Too Much. These join existing titles such as Psycho and Marnie, offering a suspense-filled marathon for both longtime fans and newcomers. Additionally, New York’s Paris Theater will host a six-week Hitchcock retrospective, making this June the perfect time to rediscover the master of suspense on both screen and stage.

Hitchcock offers a fascinating glimpse into Alfred Hitchcock's creative process and personal life during the making of Psycho, brought to life by stellar performances and thoughtful direction. For cinephiles and fans of film history, it is a must-watch that celebrates the legacy of a master filmmaker and the enduring power of suspense in cinema. Hitchcock remains available for rent and streaming across various platforms and, most importantly, Netflix. 

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