sentences:  In his 2004 book "Blockbuster", British film critic Tom Shone suggested that "Vertigo"s critical re-evaluation has led to excessive praise, and argued for a more measured response.Faulting "Sight & Sound" for "perennially" putting the film on the list of best-ever films, he wrote, "Hitchcock is a director who delights in getting his plot mechanisms buffed up to a nice humming shine, and so the "Sight and Sound" team praise the one film of his in which this is not the case – it's all loose ends and lopsided angles, its plumbing out on display for the critic to pick over at his leisure.