It’s great to see so much love for good cinema over here. Thanks for the encouragement! I’m already really curious, and maybe watch it tonight.It's great!
NBNW is probably my favorite Hitchcock.
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It’s great to see so much love for good cinema over here. Thanks for the encouragement! I’m already really curious, and maybe watch it tonight.It's great!
NBNW is probably my favorite Hitchcock.
$9? Wow! Tickets in my area range from $18-24
Yes I've gone to the Great Lakes Crossing Imax to see itI saw it twice, Friday March 1st 6pm $13 ticket price, next Sunday March 10th $9 ticket price .
SE Michigan region, Emagine theaters eMAX both times.
Where do you live?
For reference, gas is around $3.40 / gallon, I’m paying $4/dz for fresh farm eggs.
...or maybe I won't watch it. There are a few films I want to watch, Dune being one. Problem I didn't watch the first one and not sure I want to subscribe to a new service for it (currently on Netflix, Disney+ and Crunchyroll).Last night I watched “The Woods are real” (2024), and I didn’t like it.
Maybe I was expecting something else, but I found it… bland? Empty? A missed opportunity. Meh.
But hey, maybe you like it.
gas is around $3.40 / gallon, I’m paying $4/dz for fresh farm eggs.
Imma try to check out all 3 films you 've listed.and Wild Boys of the Road.
Based on what was said, seen, and actions taken, I’ve always thought there was a murder and believe this was projected adequately.I saw this movie for the first time in my life two months ago (I forgot to post it here) and I liked the movie very much. Especially… Grace Kelly. I had never seen a movie with her, and I was absolutely obliterated by her charm and beauty. Jimmy Stewart does also a good job.
IfI recall correctly, it was one of the first movies filmed in Panavision? And Technicolor of course.
However, even though the first 2/3 of the movie are pretty engaging with the thriller building up, I found the resolution of the film a bit rushed and not very satisfying. I mean, is there finally a murder or not? I was all the film thinking it was just his imagination, but apparently it wasn’t? And it’s all explained in one sentence with the Police when he’s fallen from the window? Yeah, I know someone (the alleged murderer) went to his apartment, but unarmed, and understandably upset because someone is spying on him and accusing him of murder
As I said, a bit rushed and confusing towards the end, but a great classic nonetheless.
BTW: I think my favorite film from Hitchcock is North by Northwest, and because it’s been long ago that I saw it (years ago) I think I should re-watch it.
ha ha haOkay, last night I finished watching The Trouble With Harry. I never thought it would turn out to be a… comedy? I had a big smile on my face when the end screen hit me, so we could say this “murder” movie left me with good vibes. Spoilers ahead:
At first I was a bit too focused on the body and the murder, which I think was preventing me from appreciating and enjoying this coral movie, where the different characters are being presented during the first half, and then, they all share the action during the second half.
I liked the acting, but I’m afraid I fell in love with this young Shirley MacLane. Damn, Hitchcock knew how to choose pretty ladies!
It is funny how you end up not caring too much about the dead man, just like the characters who are presented during the first half of the movie. But instead you end up feeling the same complicity as the four characters.
I liked it, but I can’t compare it to NBNW, because they have a different tone. I enjoyed it nevertheless.
Thanks for the recommendation! There are few Hitchcock movies remaining to be seen now. One of them being “The Birds”. And now I’m really curious about it.
"The Birds" is another of my Hitchcock favorites, but I liken it more to a horror movie than a mystery murder film. I think you will be pleasantly surprised!There are few Hitchcock movies remaining to be seen now. One of them being “The Birds”. And now I’m really curious about it.
One of my favorite pre-code films was Blonde Bombshell (1933) which was supposedly based on Clara Bow.I've been checking out movies from the pre-code Hollywood era. I just saw "Frisco Jenny"...
Just for the scenes with Mephisto! wow! The special effects back then... WOW!!Imma try to check out all 3 films you 've listed.
Have you ever seen, Faust? The silent film version? It's amazing.
Just how racy is it?One of my favorite pre-code films was Blonde Bombshell (1933) which was supposedly based on Clara Bow.
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