Wow, no one at all has my top five! I used to think Shadow of a Doubt was the best, but it's only #2:

1. North By Northwest (one of the best films of all time)
2. Shadow of a Doubt
3. Torn Curtain
4. Saboteur
5. The Paradine Case

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Definitely in his top 5 and one of my favorite films.
Top 5
1.Shadow of a Doubt
2.Strangers on a Train
3.Rear Window
4.Vertigo
5.North by Northwest
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6.Psycho
7.The Lady Vanishes
8.The Birds
9.Notorious
10.Rebecca
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In answer to the OP's question, and recognizing Hitchcock is widely quoted as having said this is his favorite,
No.
I am not even sure it would make the top ten, but let me think about that one.

Yes I do.
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This is one of Hitch's more straightforward and less intriguing psychological thrillers, but it's probably his most well-crafted. So where do I place it? Easily in my top 10. In terms of performances, however, it's in the top 5.
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Absolutely. If anything, given its particular sly subtexts, this film is even more relevant to modern audiences than it was when it originally premiered.

Hell yes!

Yes. My overall top five:
Shadow of a Doubt
Rebecca
North by Northwest
Notorious
The Lady Vanishes

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No, I never saw what was so special about this movie and I'm a big fan of the man's work. My top five would be:
Vertigo
North By Northwest
Rear Window
Psycho
Rebecca

Yes.
Rear Window
The Birds
Psycho
Vertigo
Shadow of a Doubt

It's one of my favorite films, overall. Hitchcock is my favorite director. His strength as a director was visual, but I love this one for the characters and dialogue.

Absolutely in Hitch's top five. In fact, it's one of my favorites of his, along with Psycho, Rear Window and Rebecca.
Dunno what film I'd choose to round out the top five. Probably The Lady Vanishes.
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Absolutely. This is one of my favourite movies and I consider it to be one of Hitch's best.

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Nah, I'd put it at #9. Which doesn't mean that I didn't like it, I just liked 8 other movies even more. My top 5 are Rear Window, Notorious, Psycho, To Catch a Thief, and The Birds.
Movies I've seen in 2010:
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Not quite, but it is an absolutely brilliant film all the same. The climax especially I found nail-biting.
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And seriouslyyoung Charlie's friend who was the cocktail waitress towards the endwow! One of the stiffest, most "who did she sleep with to get that part" performances EVER!!! Just saying.
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