Yes!! It's called Quantum of Solace. The lovely Daniel Craig returns!Quote:
Originally Posted by islandclimber
I dunno...I'm leaning towards Spellbound again:blush: (I watched it last week too). Either that or something old..maybe The 39 Steps
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Yes!! It's called Quantum of Solace. The lovely Daniel Craig returns!Quote:
Originally Posted by islandclimber
I dunno...I'm leaning towards Spellbound again:blush: (I watched it last week too). Either that or something old..maybe The 39 Steps
Go to a matinee on a Monday. There is never anyone there then. I am sure it is the same in Canada. This way nobody will be there to witness you. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by islandclimber
Oh, make it "The 39 Steps"! I love it! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by *Classic*Charm*
I watched "Psycho" again a few weeks ago! 10/10!! DEFINITELY!!! It is beyond me how Anthony Perkins was ignored for this performance. He is great in here! Plus, quite cute! :p Yes, I have a crush on the young Anthony Perkins. So what?? :D I was watching him in a scene with Janet Leigh. He was smiling at her and I literally thought "How can you be so creepy when you're so cute". :p
Ouuu, I love both those films...I want to watch "Spellbound" again too, and maybe "Notorious" this next week - I just bought those two and they will be even better, second time around.Quote:
Originally Posted by *Classic*Charm*
I just can't get enough of Ingrid Bergman. She's just amazing.
I could always watch The Man Who Knew Too Much...the first version, of course...
Oooohhh "The 39 Steps" is amazing!
The two I want to see again as I haven't seen them in forever are "Strangers on a Train" and "the lady vanishes"..
I LOVVVVEEE The Lady Vanishes!! It's my second fav Hitchcock film (only behind Dial M For Murder!)Quote:
Originally Posted by islandclimber
I don't think I've ever seen Strangers on a Train
All of those are amazing. I love Hitchcock films. I especially love "The Lady Vanishes". Oh heck, I guess I like all of them the same amount.Quote:
Originally Posted by islandclimber
They really are all amazing. Well, some of them weren't technically all that great, but there's just something about Hitchcock that made all his films so captivating.Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
I just watched a set of his TV shows - they were really something, too. I enjoyed them. A friend lend me his set. There is a certain unique something about them.
Okay.. I love all Hitchcock after "The 39 Steps" and "the man who knew too much".. before those, the couple films I have seen were pretty terrible lol...
Oh yeah, some of the old ones were absolute crap. Like Rich and Strange. And yet...I watch them because there's just something about them.Quote:
Originally Posted by islandclimber
Yeah, true that they are not 'polished', but somehow they still have the Hitchcock 'something' - call it quirkiness or offbeat charm. I agree the stories are not up to par with his films, but you can see the makings of Hitchcock in those early play/tv shows and they are nostalgic to me, since I watched them when I was a kid. Now I am sure that is a 'generational' thing, island and *Classic* - my childhood goes way back further than yours. Those were 60's shows, so of course, now they do seem quite outdated. It is fun however, for me to note actors in them that later became well known stars.Quote:
Originally Posted by *Classic*Charm*
It's true- there's definitely something about the way they were filmed.
I've only seen one episode of Hitch Presents, and it was because it was a film version of my favourite short story, Lamb to the Slaughter by Roald Dahl. It was excellent.
hey so what did you end up watching last night classic?
and I agree something about the Hitchcock films is unique and different, it makes them all interesting to watch, whether good or bad.. Janine, I can convince myself I am older than you... and well, then i might have been born before you.. just maybe... :p
The Covenant - 5/10