Directors: ALFRED HITCHCOCK
One of my giants of cinema.
The master of suspense.
1.- Psycho (1960)
2.- Rear Window (1954)
3.- North by Northwest (1959)
4.- Rope (1948)
5.- Vertigo (1958)
6.- The 39 Steps (1935)
7.- Strangers on a Train (1951)
8.- Shadow of a Doubt (1943)
9.- The Birds (1963)
10.- The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
11.- To Catch a Thief (1955)
12.- Suspicion (1941)
13.- The Wrong Man (1956)
14.- Frenzy (1972)
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The Pleasure Garden (1927, Unrated)
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The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927, Unrated)
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The Ring (1927, Unrated)
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The Farmer's Wife (1928, G)
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Easy Virtue (1927, Unrated)
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Champagne (1928, Unrated)
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The Manxman (1929, Unrated)
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Blackmail (1929, Unrated)
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Juno and the Paycock (1930, Unrated)
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Murder! (1930, Unrated)
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The Skin Game (1931, PG)
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Mary (1931, Unrated)
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Rich and Strange (1931, Unrated)
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Number Seventeen (Number 17) (1932, Unrated)
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Waltzes from Vienna (Strauss' Great Waltz) (1934, Unrated)
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The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934, Unrated)
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The 39 Steps (1935, PG)
Extremely well done suspense story. Perfect for being Hitchcock first true thriller. |
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Secret Agent (1936, Unrated)
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Sabotage (1937, R)
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Young and Innocent (1938, Unrated)
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The Lady Vanishes (1938, Unrated)
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Jamaica Inn (1939, Unrated)
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Rebecca (1940, Unrated)
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Foreign Correspondent (1940, Unrated)
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Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941, Unrated)
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Suspicion (1941, Unrated)
Cute and sweet mysterious Hitchcock noir romance. It also has that old, classic charm. |
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Saboteur (1942, PG)
A fantastic thriller from Hitchcock that has become one of its truly forgotten gems. Very recommendable: the master of suspense never disappoints. Good performances by Priscilla Lane and Robert Cummings. |
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Shadow of a Doubt (1943, PG)
Spellbinding Hitchcock noir. Left me with no words. |
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Lifeboat (1944, Unrated)
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Spellbound (1945, Unrated)
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Notorious (1946, Unrated)
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The Paradine Case (1948, Unrated)
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Rope (1948, PG)
Review coming someday... |
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Under Capricorn (1949, Unrated)
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Stage Fright (1950, Unrated)
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Strangers on a Train (1951, PG)
Unbelievably awesome American Hitchcock film-noir with a breathtaking climax. |
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I Confess (1952, Unrated)
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Dial M for Murder (1954, PG)
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Rear Window (1954, PG)
Review coming someday... |
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To Catch a Thief (1955, Unrated)
Entertaining adventure Hitchcock tale. |
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The Trouble With Harry (1955, PG)
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The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956, PG)
And Hitchcock again. Performances, cast, plot, suspense, direction and settings are all spectacular. Another great film by the master of suspense. |
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The Wrong Man (1957, Unrated)
The Wrong Man immediately proves two strong arguments. The first one is that Hitchcock is the ultimate and definitive master of suspense. The second one is that he is capable of adapting a true story into a top-notch thriller without being insulting, despite the cheesy introduction he gave during the opening minutes. Henry Fonda was absolutely outstanding for such a role, and the calibre of this film will be long kept alive. |
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Vertigo (1958, PG)
Hitchcock strikes again, big time! Suspenseful, romantic, thrilling: an excellently written piece of art. |
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North by Northwest (1959, Unrated)
Review coming someday... |
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Psycho (1960, R)
Review coming someday... |
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The Birds (1963, PG-13)
Hitchcock scores again in full color. Extraordinarily developed, and an unforgettable ending sequence. |
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Marnie (1964, PG)
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Torn Curtain (1966, PG)
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Topaz (1969, PG)
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Frenzy (1972, R)
Frenzy is different Hitchcock, but it is basically more of a formulaic thriller rather than one of Hitchcock's memorable giants. The screenplay, however, has talent, the character development is decent and the conclusion was smarter than I thought it would be. |
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Family Plot (1976, PG)
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cogoantonio posted 183 days ago
mavelus.