Alfred Hitchcock

[backagain]

Just seen it was out 1983 after Hitchcock had died,Actually done well at the box office took 34m cost 5m

I saw it and remember being disappointed, I'm not saying it was bad the first one was such a hard act to follow.

On it's own I suppose it wouldn't be a bad film.

Another I liked was Marnie, one dreadful scene of a ship in it though, it's so false i smile every time I watch it

 

[LPD 14th]

North by Northwest, Strangers on a Train and Rope for me

 

[delzer]

Rope

North by Northwest

Torn Curtain

The man who knew too much

The 39 steps

 

[Queer-Hawk]

can't bate the birds, the fact that there is no music throughout only just the sound of the birds actually makes the movie much more creepy. a classic.

 

[Pontipine]

James Stewart was a great actor.

Hitctcock was lucky to have him in his movies.

 

[jt]

Watch the new Hitchcock movie if you're into him that much ya GIMP

 

[DeepThroat]

Easier to post bad Hitchcock movies....







If any

 

[johnmcork]

NxNW is a real classic and
Rope is a real underrated taught thriller that views like a play.

 

[Bin Hex 12]

Rope is a real underrated taught thriller that views like a play.

That's cause it's basically just like a filmed version of the play "Rope's End"

 

[D'oriel]

39 Steps is hilarious.

Best enjoyed on stage though, imo.