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Alfred HitchcockCitizen Kane (1941), dir.
I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (Stanley Kubrick), Barry Lyndon (Stanley Kubrick), The Godfather: Part II (Francis Ford Coppola), Rear Window (Alfred Hitchcock), Vertigo (Alfred Hitchcock), Rebecca (Alfred Hitchcock), Psycho (Alfred Hitchcock), The General (Buster Keaton), Sherlock, Jr.
Psycho (1960, Alfred Hitchcock)• 3. Vertigo (1958, Alfred Hitchcock)• 4.
The Alfred Hitchcock Test
Alfred Hitchcock made over fifty films throughout his career and the legendary film force lives on today in memory, known popularly as "the Master of ... ...
The Alfred Hitchcock Cameo Test
As you surely know, Alfred Hitchcock performed a cameo appearance in most of his films. (If you didn't know this, you shouldn't bother with this test... ...
The All over Movie Test
I've seen many movie tests on here. Yet, very few deal with anything outside of mainstream or american movies. So I'll do one of all the movies I love... ...
The Obscure Film Test
So you've seen all the 'indie' films huh? You're a film buff eh? Maybe you know Tarantino or even Kubrick or even Godard- but do you know Tarkovsky? M... ...
The Classic Universal Monsters Test
Hi! And welcome to my Classic Universal Monsters Test. This test will challenge your memory for all those wonderful old movies that Universal Studios ... ...
Alfred Hitchcock's elevator story
) Alfred Hitchcock and Cary
Grant were once invited to a presentation at a swanky London hotel.
They arranged to meet at the elevator and take it down to dinner
and then on to the presentation. Hitchcock got on the 20th floor,
Grant met on him on the 18th, and they started to make small talk
while
Alfred Hitchcock... Mad Man??? Genius??? Or both?
movies say so I picked Alfred Hitchcock mostly because
growing up I would end up watching alot of old suspense movies with
my grandma and also because he is one of the best directors of all
time. Most of his movies involve something called a McGuffin which
if you are a Alfred Hitchcocok fan you know
Alfred Hitchcock Halloween Party/Who are you?
This year I'm going to an Alfred Hitchcock party (I hope)
and I'm going as the classic shower scene.
My Top Films
(Nicolas Roeg, 1971)The Passion of Joan of Arc (Carl
Dreyer, 1928)The Big Lebowski (Joel Coen, 1998)The Lady Vanishes
(Alfred Hitchcock, 1938)Contact (Robert Zemeckis, 1997)The Grave of
the Fireflies (Isao Takahata, 1988)Hidden Fortress (Akira Kurosawa,
1958)Tokyo Drifter (Seijun Suzuki,
Comment the pics of the person above you
that and you remind me of the character Midge from Alfred
Hitchcock's "Vertigo", probably because I screened that for the
second time in my hitchcock class today.
What would you give to the poster above you for a HOLIDAY GIFT?
^^^The definitive Alfred Hitchcock book collection.
Horror movies?
Besides which
we all know the master director of great Thrillers was the one and
only Alfred Hitchcock, off the point but we all know he is
undoubtly the most recognised figure within the film industry
amongst a few others.
