Customer Ratings & Reviews

One of Clint Eastwood’s best movies. Suspenseful.

Great thriller! "Play Misty for Me" combines great writing and acting with a lot of suspense. Everyone in the movie did a good job of playing their roles. In the late 1980's, when "Fatal Attraction" was released, I saw a lot of similarity between that and "Play Misty for Me," which had come out at least 15 years prior. And for me, "Play Misty for Me" was by far the superior of the two movies.

Great Blu-ray release of this classic stalker thriller staring the golden God Clint Eastwood. Very highly recommend this release and movie if you love 70s thrillers. Very pleased with Best Buy on this one. Shipped fast and arrived in perfect condition.

This release from Kino Lorber is a significant upgrade from the older Universal release, but that isn't saying much. Audio is basically the same and sadly still only in stereo. Colors and fluidity are significantly more natural and it lacks the horribly artificial sharpening. Unfortunately, the entire film seems dramatically softer than one might expect, sometimes bordering on blurry. That said, I've never seen the negative, so perhaps it's not out of line; just something to be aware of. If you like the film, this is by far the best presentation, but it's still nothing spectacular. That said, it is worth the cost increase over the still-for-sale Universal release.

Awesome Blu ray, great movie. Very intense psychological thriller about a one night stand that turns to obsession. This movie came out way before Fatal Attraction, so if you liked that movie you will like this one.

Clint Eastwood makes his directorial debut and stars in this...be careful who you sleep with...lady goes psycho thriller. The story is solid and the actress who plays the nut case is very convincing as the over the top jealous female all men should stay very far away from.

I have always liked this movie. The quality of the picture was great and the sound also. I would recommend this movie to any one who likes Clint Eastwood.

Classic Clint Eastwood Keeps you on the edge of your seat a must for your collection

Thank you for offering this DVD - hadn't seen it in years and was very excited to watch it again and share it with friends.

Eastwood was very good in this picture. Donna Mills, so so. Jessica Walters, real creepy. Interesting plot and entertaining for such an old film.

an excellent thriller and great performances in this movie

A true masterpiece of suspense, shocks, and scares, this is a terrific movie.

I love this movie. Good period piece: the original fatal attraction movie! Great price, too.

This is one of the finest products that I ever purchased from Best Buy. It is second to none and is of great quality.

Eastwood's directorial debut is quite thrilling and definitely worth checking out

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It was a First time watch and thought it was really good

Good movie . Full of suspense and great plot . Actors give it their all

Misty is up there with Citizen Kane, Duel, & Boyz N the Hood (the respective directorial debuts of Orson Welles, Steven Spielberg, & John Singleton) as one of the all-time great freshman directorial outings. Eastwood was already a movie star before he fulfilled his life long ambition to direct with this movie. His skill behind the camera led to his (arguably) more-acclaimed second career as a film director. However, his performance as the deejay who gets more than he bargained for when he embarks on what he believes is a casual relationship with a fan (played on a wonderfully scary note by Jessica Walter), who wants something much more from her interactions with him, is noteworthy because, while we may not quite agree with his attitude toward such issues, his character, Dave Garver, still wins our sympathy because he doesn't encourage his nemesis the way the male leads in the lesser films this classic inspired (such garbage as Fatal Attraction, Poison Ivy, The Crush, Swimfan, Basic Instinct, and The Hand That Rocks the Cradle) do. Don Siegel, who directed Clint several times (not least of which in Dirty Harry) has a wonderful small role as a bartender.