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There was a black&white movie by Hitchcock.

marguicha @marguicha (230350) • Chile 18 Nov 21

Most of the black&white movies I have seen on TV now seem awfully outdates. But a few are as good as ever and many of them are some of Alfred Hitchcock´s thrillers. The one I saw today is called "The shadow of a doubt" (1943)....

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Watched The Birds ~ Movie

CarolDM @CarolDM (203396) • Nashville, Tennessee 13 Apr 20

Yes I was a little desperate last night. Nothing on to watch. The Sundance channel was running old Alfred Hitchcock movies. I had seen most of them, many times. "The Birds" came on and I caught the last half of the movie. Now I...

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Movie Review The Lady Vanishes

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 6 Oct 19

1938 – Spoiler alerts Regarded by many as among Alfred Hitchcock’s best movies, I find it rather disappointing. It veers wildly from screwball comedy to melodrama, to mystery to spy thriller without really settling on any of...

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The "Hitchcock Signature"

celticeagle @celticeagle (189927) • Boise, Idaho 25 Sep 19

If you are a fan of Hitchcock movies(Rear Window,The Birds,Vertigo,Psycho, etc.) you may already know this......Hitchcock became very popular with his fans for being an extra in many of his films. But, did you know that out of...

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Movie Review The Man Who Knew Too Much

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 23 Feb 18

Spoiler alerts Alfred Hitchcock’s 1956 colour remake of a film he first made in 1934. James Stewart takes the lead first played by Peter Lorre, as a US doctor who find himself and his family tangled in an international...

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Do you like scary movies?

maclanis @maclanis (2405) • Belgium 4 May 17

I just watched Get Out and really enjoyed it. It had been a while since I had seen a horror movie, even though I usually really enjoy those. I used to be scared of horror movies, but I've always been rather drawn to them as well....

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Movie Review – Jamaica Inn

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 11 Nov 16

Spoiler alerts - 1939 Daphne Du Maurier wrote the novel Jamaica Inn while staying in the real pub of that name in Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. Thanks to the success of the book and this Hitchcock movie, the pub is still a major...

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Rear Window: Why is this man doing what he's doing? (warning: slightly gross)

The Horse @TheHorse (238338) • Walnut Creek, California 7 Feb 16

Rear Window is one of my favorite Hitchcock films. Like the protagonist in that movie, I see interesting things from my rear window. Actually it's my front window, but it faces the rear of our apartment complex. Sitting at my desk...

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Shower Terror: Why 'Psycho' is Truly Terrifying

Molly Golden @GoldenGirlMolly (7) • Rapid City, South Dakota 26 Oct 15

When I was 12 and he was 8, my brother and I went through a scary movie phase. We begged our parents to let us watch classic horror films like "The Exorcist" and "Psycho." My parents weren't strict about movie watching, so they...

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The new movie about Hitchcock made me...

marguicha @marguicha (230350) • Chile 2 Mar 13

want to watch all his films. Sometimes I get motivated to see again a movie or read again a book when something new motivates me to do so. This new biographical movie about Hitchcock and his wife Alma has made me want to see again...

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Do any of you still enjoy old black and white movies? If so which?

oldchem1 @oldchem1 (8132) 10 May 10

I have to admit that my favourite film ever, and one that I watch over and over, is the 1940 Hitchcock adaption of the book Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. I have watched a more modern version of the film and was disappointed -...

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Best classic horror movie?

speedlover1994 @speedlover1994 (217) • United States 8 Dec 09

What do you think is the best horror movie of the 1900's? I would have to go with the original Alien movie. I think it is so intriguing and really engaging but is still absolutely terrifying. I also love Alien as a character, so...

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Watching Hitchcock's Rebecca...

sophisticated_boy @sophisticated_boy (1457) • Indonesia 27 Sep 09

I don't know why this woman is so stupid to be intimidated by the maid on this movie, I mean she is the lady of the house and she is supposed to be ruling her! I know that she came from a regular family and not used to...

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no way!!!

piniongrl @piniongrl (142) • United States 28 Sep 08

Do you like surprise endings in movies? Which movie in your opinion had the best surprise ending? (don't spoil the ending for everyone else! just name the movie please)

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Is there anybody who has NOT ever seen the movie "Psycho"?

philjas @philjas (1134) • United States 5 Aug 08

This movie was made in 1960 then remade in 1998. If you have never seen either version AND you've never even heard about what happens in it, I urge you to go out and rent it, the original if at all possible. Don't read anything,...

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Alfred Hitchcock's Topaz

undercapricon @undercapricon (29) • India 2 Jul 08

What is your Alfred Hitcock's Topaz, the 1969 film? It is an underrated movie. All comments about the movies is very negative. I would like to have an unbiased opinion. Infact I found the film very stylish and interesting. there...

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A recent biography on Alfred Hitchcock

mcrowl @mcrowl (1050) • New Zealand 17 Dec 07

I've just finished a biography on the life of Alfred Hitchcock, the film director. It's called A Life in Light and Darkness, and is written by Patrick McGilligan. I found it a very interesting biography, certainly one of the best...

THE MIST Opened Today. What is the scariest movie you have ever seen?

ErrollLeVant @ErrollLeVant (4353) • United States 21 Nov 07

I think the scariest movie ever to me is still the original Psycho, by Alfred Hitchcock. I saw it at a midnight show when I was twelve then had to walk home alone.

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Which Hitchcock classic is/was your favorite?

Amber @AmbiePam (120969) • United States 21 Oct 07

Last night the channel AMC was playing an all day lineup of Alfred Hitchcock movies. Psycho was of course shown, as well as Vertigo, The Man Who Knew Too Much, and The Birds. There were more I can't think of as well. Rebecca...

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Devotion for Monday, September 24

carpenter5 @carpenter5 (6782) • United States 24 Sep 07

Psalm 16:11 You will make known to me the path of life; In your presence is fullness of joy; In your right hand there are pleasures forever. I absolutely detest movies that are so predictable you can see the end coming...

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