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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[@briankyllonen6856]

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

[@Soundofsilver2007]

Captain obvious

[@Nathanieltan100]

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

[@scoutanyname6820]

63 years ago, this June 2023, and the movie is still a classic

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

Her discreet performance is underrated. She gives Perkins the perfekt counterpart, which is crutial. I realized that while watching the horrible remake with Anne Heche acting quite differently and not having those piercing eyes.

[@cambonious23]

This movie so close to perfection. One of the best.

[@betweenthegrooves1203]

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...

[@isthiseleanor4981]

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

[@drmiguel3299]

Whoa I didn’t catch that the first time

[@sandiego2380]

I don’t get it. What happened?

[@paulgrimaldi1751]

Notice the breast-like shape of the milk pitcher.

[@brianwalters7855]

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

[@kathyr.8135]

And

[@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"

[@PeaceDweller]

…Well at the end of the film they did mention two other missing girls so..

[@sandiego2380]

Knowing what’s gonna happen later, it’s hard not to notice the reason why can’t say bathroom.

[@gerelynskaggs214]

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

[@casesoutherland4175]

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

[@TonyMontana-ys5xz]

Indeed Incredible part where most viewers won t have an idea of what the hell is going on

[@OGDAW]

This Norman guy seems nice

[@brianwalters7855]

Norman's a nice guy. It's his "mother" you have to worry about. 🔪👵🏻

[@tenderpawsm473]

Many folks SEEM nice.

[@ericschminke8233]

There was a guy I worked with in the National Weather Service for most of the 1990s until 2002 who was more than "nice". He had me convinced that I was among his best friends. That is, until I sensed that his "praises" were shallower than the water draining out of a tub. When I caught him in the act and called him out, he always responded, often violently. No one likes being "called out", but when you solicit some ones input don't read the riot act. He made "friends" with all the "right" people. His displayed his sinister behavior when no one was watching. Phil: Congratulations on an outstanding performance. No one has to wish you the best. After all, you're a 7-star sociopath.

[@laflame94yeezy18]

lmao

[@frankh.2669]

Oh, really nice. Meeting him is a once in a lifetime experience...

[@pamelaraman3959]

This movie will be a classic forever❤

[@binghamguevara6814]

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

[@lawrencebarber]

"Oh I'm sorry. I wish you could apologize for other people"

[@Mike8981]

A very clever observation.

[@binghamguevara6814]

@@Mike8981 It's just pointing out things with double meanings. It's "its ok" newspaper headline made me chuckle (considering who Norman turns out to be) 4:19 and the pretty birds on the wall at 4:04 seem like they prefigure the scene later where he takes a painting off a wall to see a "pretty bird" in the shower.

[@Robotman4108]

I got goosebumps the first time I noticed that.

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

there are actually a lot of mirror scenes with the other actors as well.

[@12classics39]

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.

[@vvenkat111]

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?

[@tenderpawsm473]

That sounds like a stretch. Wipers wagging fingers? Maybe, if there were a do not enter sign somewhere, that could have been a cryptic foreshadowing.

[@jarelllevingston7882]

@@tenderpawsm473it was a joke

[@kathyr.8135]

LSD ?

[@sparklegirl689]

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

[@tenderpawsm473]

He had her fooled. At the supper, his behavior was strange, but could she have truly known that he was a killer?

[@davidchester-smith1074]

More of a thriller and he wasn't the killer, it was Mother.

[@SantiagoGarcia-et5ew]

Es mas "suspenso" que terror/horror/slasher

[@sandiego2380]

that and she's blond... so... we forgive the poor soul. May the fool rest in heaven.

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

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.

[@garymcgrath8246]

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

[@ChuckDickens24]

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

[@jonkolenchak7745]

Foreshadowing: The first rain that hits the windshield splatters like blood; the windshield wipers "slash" the windshield.

[@markescartin6613]

Now you know where Jaime Lee Curtis gets that scream!

[@jimibmore]

And her beautiful looks and body.

[@RizkymArifin]

"Good Evening." - Alfred Hitchcock

[@albedoxy]

I love you Hitch... rest in peace

[@AndyJade-df6dj]

Marge: Homer did you just call everyone chicken?

[@youtuber5669]

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

[@Bootmahoy88]

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.

[@user-il5oq5df6l]

Norman is a sympathetically-portrayed villain, if you count his psychosis as villainy.

[@kaiploer5927]

The character of Norman was well portrayed, often shy and friendly people who are constantly pushed back, ignored by women, who then eventually become embittered behind the nice facade and thick but fragile walls of their soul and begin to hate others because they are never noticed because of their reserve. This can eventually end in psychosis.

[@pamelaraman3959]

Maybe best film ever, music daunting abs adds to film

[@denisefreitas6727]

What a masterpiece!

[@liyajali7585]

Right 💀☠️

[@user-il5oq5df6l]

It's Hitchcock's magnum opus.

[@qzorn4440]

Janet Leigh at her very best. 🥳 Theme; beware of gloomy showers. 🤪 Psycho makes you feel like you are there. 🥰

[@banbbe]

One of most beautiful and talented actresses of ever.

[@jimibmore]

I think her co star Vera Miles is better looking ..

[@clarencepeterson8646]

Sandwiches and milk is my favorite dinner too.

[@Michael_Beanflip]

Gross

[@MarioDiazDelgado]

Everytime I watch this movie I discover something new

[@thenakedsingularity]

He is such a sweet boy.

[@user-il5oq5df6l]

In an earlier Hitchcock film("Dial M For Murder", released by Warner Brothers in 1953), the villain(Tony Wendice, played by Ray Milland) is also quite nice and likeable.

[@Phantom_gtx]

She is soo pretty

[@vegetasolo1221]

AFI's 100 Years ... 100 Heroes and Villains: Norman Bates - #2 Villain

[@marshastapleton1148]

So who was #1?

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

@@marshastapleton1148 I cannot imagine anyone better.

[@n0rm4nbat3ss]

@@marshastapleton1148 hannibal lecter i think

[@C.K.Turner]

Only one light on in the whole house (mother's room) is a great subtle clue that Norman disappears when Mother is around.

[@MrSebboxxx]

Perkins is perfect in this role ...

[@evancodsworth2]

12 cabins, 12 vacancies.

[@hebneh]

In the summer of 1971 I took a high school algebra course and one day the teacher held up a Bates brand stapler and asked the class if they knew why he found this name unsettling. I was the only one to correctly guess that he was thinking about the Bates Motel. "Psycho" at that time wasn't yet extremely well known.

[@jaishemajames4554]

Norman ...meow meow 🤣🤣🤣

[@MsAngeliclight]

I've never seen the movie, yet still get scared every time I hear the music.

[@n0rm4nbat3ss]

watch it you wont regret it 🙏🙏🙏

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

Perkins was just as endearing as Norman. It's hard for me to view him as evil. I love love love this movie and especially his great performance.

[@n0rm4nbat3ss]

real

[@Kerem-qh1jm]

1:44 that was the moment i was like "that's a man!"

[@ethaningham7281]

The Best Movie Ever Made

[@ColonelFredPuntridge]

Oh, come on. That’s an exaggeration. It has one iconic scene and a few surprising moments. Overall, the plot is not remarkable. It’s formulaic, almost boiler plate, the idea, a law-abiding Citizen commits a crime, repents, and gets into much deeper trouble than anyone expected. You can find many books and movies, and even TV episodes of different programs written along that formula. PSYCHO is not even Hitchcock‘s best movie. Better ones (in my opinion) include: STRANGERS ON A TRAIN, NOTORIOUS, SHADOW OF A DOUBT, REBECCA, and NORTH BY NORTHWEST. And there are three others which I personally like better than PSYCHO, but which I’m not gonna try to say are objectively greater: and those are FRENZY, JAMAICA INN, and SPELLBOUND.

[@kathyr.8135]

Then you must be sheltered

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

def one of the best for sure!

[@user-ob4rz5rs7m]

Norman was talking to himself but his voice is just like old woman

[@scoutanyname6820]

Norman Bates offered her to have dinner with him. The dinner would include sandwiches and milk. I would give anything to have dinner with Norman bates right now. Sandwiches and milk sound divine!!!!

[@alenka895]

Yes,dinner with young Anthony sound very good🥰🥰

[@ColonelFredPuntridge]

If you’re going to have dinner with a Hitchcock villain, I’d say Bob Rusk in FRENZY would be the one to choose. He was, after all, a grocer and fruit seller, in Covent Garden.

[@123Jim91]

​@@alenka895Be careful now: that could be a meal to DIE for. I'll let myself out.

[@marshastapleton1148]

@@ColonelFredPuntridge I've never been able to think of Norman as a "villain." To me, villains possess deliberately evil intent, and Norman wasn't really capable of forming that kind of intent. He went off the deep end mentally, but that really wasn't entirely his fault.

[@ColonelFredPuntridge]

@@marshastapleton1148 ok

[@damaniqphillip2756]

Nice

[@bfoz]

What a freak, this guy invites her up to that creepy house just after meeting her?

[@ilovecorpsehusband2330]

He was immediately attracted to her

[@kennethhill613]

He is Psycho.

[@ColonelFredPuntridge]

He didn’t invite her to his house; only to his office, which is part of the hotel, not part of the house. The house was entirely separate!

[@alanmurray5963]

He did invite her to the house...."The kitchens awfully homey", but Mother objected

[@kathyr.8135]

Who cares

[@therealpinoyhapa]

OK, so Hitchcock directed this great movie but people don't realize the source material. Of course, it is loosely based on the mother-loving murderer, Ed Gein. But ultimately, Robert Bloch wrote the novel which of course was based on Gein and then also became the basis for "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" as well as "Silence of the the Lambs." Bloch actually lived in Wisconsin, the home state of both Ed Gein AND Jeffrey Dahmer. Amazing, huh?

[@TheRealElsaJean]

I had a fling with Marion's granddaughter back in 1988. Then Teddy proposed to me X

[@diegstroX8032]

Engrossing

[@user-il5oq5df6l]

Tony was so young when he made this film!

[@cccalll]

How many people noticed, when Ms Leigh was in Halloween h2o, she drove the same car in Psycho,going to the Bates Motel,as she did in Halloween H2O🤔

[@justhereforagoodtime88]

I was always confused how Marion could hear his mother yelling at him when she is supposed to be dead?

[@curlyfry6922]

Because of his split personality, Norman was the one impersonating his mother vocally to continue the illusion that she was still alive.

[@Phantom_gtx]

Norman Bates

[@matteoromenghi]

In movie history.

[@vinodmenonp058]

Pretty woman Janet leigh-heard the story,good.

[@13yllaer]

Great cinema without smokes and mirors, just a kitchen knife!😂

[@Phantom_gtx]

Thank you normen

[@ulisestorres1122]

Psycho is a Cult Classic from 1960

[@legendarygodzillafans7561]

How Old Are You Back In The 60s

[@scottchase8014]

The old railroad that had 2 to 4 sets of rails Came into Portland south of Mount Hood right over and through the whole area Lots of lost wages and time is such a CORRUPT STATE

[@ajshawn9496]

Romans 12 verse 21 Do not be overcome by evil but overcome evil with good Psalm 147 verse 3 He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds.

[@user-ob4rz5rs7m]

Marion think norman was arguement with his mother

[@jaishemajames4554]

No uber ride back then or internet ...she could have left lol

[@123Jim91]

The modern world is a mess though, humans won't last long kiddo. Well...not liberal humans lol

[@PlatoCave]

Gold standard in thriller genre.

[@billthestinker]

Marion sensed that Norman was humongous down there 👇

[@timbragg4546]

Some of the dialogue does not work. Norman says he was about to eat, comes back with food and says the food is all for her. He says he will return with his umbrella, the rain suddenly stops by the time he gets back to the hotel.

[@kvngggaladrosa]

NOOOO DON’T DO IT

[@Phantom_gtx]

Over there is the bathroom

[@ollieman3343]

CLASSIC OF ALL TIME 12 Vacancies Cabbages in One well Bathroom Norman Bates , Sandwiches and Milk 😂 and Prices in 2023 have Cup Coffee Boy Stuffed birds

[@jaishemajames4554]

My idol....norman😅

[@JenniferFeliu-bm4nv]

Private judge private attorney reported

[@scottchase8014]

The building of interstate 84 Added over 200 mi to the route from Ontario Oregon to Portland The original train route was part of the congressional railroad And interstate 84 violates traditional HOLY ARMAGEDDON and

[@jaishemajames4554]

Norman kohberger

[@user1234djd]

Hi joker johny bates likes taking phones where lola johnny at it again

[@pamelaraman3959]

JuSt enjoy

[@user1234djd]

Community mental healrh lansing mi

[@JenniferFeliu-bm4nv]

Do not put pics in this Phoenix monitored....my phone lost no don't put money s when then shuts off possibly ogobdbdjfnfnjxprivatr attorney..... Private judge

[@CustomerRandom-kj5xn]

My neighbors are stalkers and terrorists

[@heikebohne8864]

😮😢🎉 one of My favourite Films ever...,, Psycho" 1️⃣9️⃣6️⃣0️⃣