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37. That's The One.

Tue Feb 5, 2013, 10:35 AM

Feb 2013

If you don't get goosebumps from that scene toward the end of the movie where Kim Novak "reappears," you need to check your vital signs.....

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I have just started to watch Vertigo (1958), I have never watched the whole movie before. [View all] texanwitch Feb 2013 OP

North by Northwest Blue_Tires Feb 2013 #1

I have seen the Birds and Psycho many times. texanwitch Feb 2013 #2

Please watch it ASAP. MicaelS Feb 2013 #42

I recommend "The Trouble With Harry." PETRUS Feb 2013 #3

Ha! I was typing that just as you were!!!! nt valerief Feb 2013 #5

It's in its own category, almost. PETRUS Feb 2013 #6

Right. I'm surprised it's considered an inferior Hitchcock flick by some standards. nt valerief Feb 2013 #7

The Trouble with Harry is the one with the dead body everyone is trying to hide. texanwitch Feb 2013 #11

North by Northwest is my favorite Hitchcock flick, but valerief Feb 2013 #4

North by Northwest, is that the one with plane scene on the road. texanwitch Feb 2013 #16

Another Hitchcock "falsely accused innocent has to find the bad guys" picture Lydia Leftcoast Feb 2013 #18

Ha, reminds me of Angela Lansbury in The Manchurian Candidate. I think she was only a couple of year valerief Feb 2013 #38

Yep, that's the one. Grant in the middle of nowhere with cornfields nearby. valerief Feb 2013 #39

Bell, Book and Candle frogmarch Feb 2013 #8

That is a good one. texanwitch Feb 2013 #13

I knew someone who was a extra in Picnic, she was one of the babies. texanwitch Feb 2013 #20

How cool! frogmarch Feb 2013 #34

I have Picnic on DVD, I watch it every year on Labor Day. texanwitch Feb 2013 #35

BB&C is not Hitchcock but a fun movie nonetheless nuxvomica Feb 2013 #24

What a surprise! I'd always frogmarch Feb 2013 #31

Kim Novak was in "Satan's Triangle" Art_from_Ark Feb 2013 #30

I must have missed that one. frogmarch Feb 2013 #33

She has a good life RILib Feb 2013 #47

Kim Novak had a series of movies that flopped csziggy Feb 2013 #58

After that, watch Mel Brooks' "High Anxiety" -- his tribute to Hitch Bucky Feb 2013 #9

I agree with you on that one. zanana1 Feb 2013 #28

LOVE LOVE LOVE that flick!!!! nt valerief Feb 2013 #40

They're All Worth Watching. Paladin Feb 2013 #10

Is this the one where he trys to make a woman into being someone else. texanwitch Feb 2013 #12

That's The One. Paladin Feb 2013 #37

It's a slow paced movie that takes it's sweet time setting up the plot climax, so relax and enjoy Populist_Prole Feb 2013 #14

Shadow of a Doubt. one of Hitchock's personal favorites. mulsh Feb 2013 #15

Yes, Shadow of a Doubt is great, and so is Strangers on a Train Lydia Leftcoast Feb 2013 #17

I am beginning to like mystery movies now, Hitchcock was the best. texanwitch Feb 2013 #19

Charles Boyier and Ingrid Bergman mucifer Feb 2013 #21

And a 17-year-old Angela Lansbury Lydia Leftcoast Feb 2013 #29

got her first Oscar nod for that. ceile Feb 2013 #44

The original 1940 Gaslight made in England is way creepier than the Hollywood version mulsh Feb 2013 #45

Take note of Bernard Herrmann's scores for the Hollywood films Lydia Leftcoast Feb 2013 #52

From Citizen Kane to Taxi Driver, Herrmann was one of the greats. sarge43 Feb 2013 #54

I loved "Notorious" with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman. mucifer Feb 2013 #22

Ok, just saw the part of the movie where the rich guy uses Jimmy Stewart to kill his wife. texanwitch Feb 2013 #23

Well, here are some I like besides all his well known classics. edbermac Feb 2013 #25

I loved "The Family Plot" CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2013 #26

shadow of a doubt sarge43 Feb 2013 #27

I used to live in Santa Rosa about a mile away from where the house Downtown Hound Feb 2013 #51

You should get the book sarge43 Feb 2013 #53

Maybe back then Downtown Hound Feb 2013 #56

Didn't think it would be now. It's been 70 years. sarge43 Feb 2013 #57

He invented that zoom & move technique Recursion Feb 2013 #32

If I remember, that wasn't shown for a whole lot of years, till recently Rhiannon12866 Feb 2013 #36

Another film I really, really like that isn't Hitchcock but sooooo reminds me of him is valerief Feb 2013 #41

No one was as terrifying as Joan Crawford RILib Feb 2013 #48

And Claude Rains. Love him with Davis in Deception. nt valerief Feb 2013 #50

Shadow of a Doubt and Notorious are my favorites ceile Feb 2013 #43

Any of them? harmonicon Feb 2013 #46

VERTIGO is one that I haven't seen, either derby378 Feb 2013 #49

Has someone recommended Spellbound? sarge43 Feb 2013 #55

One I've seen several times recently that I like csziggy Feb 2013 #59

I checked on Youtube and there are lots of Hitchcock's movies, some really old ones. texanwitch Feb 2013 #60