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SISTERS (aka BLOOD SISTERS) (1972) is a De Palma homage of sorts starring Margot Kidder - complete with with Bernard Herrmann score! There’s a great split screen sequence that reminds me of a scene in Marnie. SCREAM OF FEAR (aka TASTE OF FEAR) (1961) is a black-and-white Hammer thriller in Hitchcock’s style.

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Cowboy is a good one teahouse of the August moon is another with Marlon Brando playing a Japanese is funny where Glenn Ford is that nervous funny man trying to get a teahouse built rounders with Henry fonda that's a fun one courtship of Eddie's Father is another one like you said so many too choice from he did so many westerns the fastest gun alive etc

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310 to Yuma the best. 6 26 24.

That's all Iowa's got.

What are the odds of seeing that in Iowa!?!

Mine Subject to change after thinking about it more. Also a few of the very older ones I didn't see or can barely remember. Finally, #1 and #2 I rank as among the 10 best English language ever made. 10. Dial M For Murder 9. Strangers On A Train 8. Rear Window 7.The Birds 6. Shadow Of A Doubt 5. The 39 Steps 4. North By Northwest 3. Frenzy 2. Psycho 1. Vertigo

World of his Own, The Midnight sun Mr Garity and the Graves Should all be higher

Boo! Mr Garity and the Graves is so much fun!

My all time favorite is Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up.

Straw Dogs was honestly a bit disappointing when you compare it to the reputation that surrounds it. It was not that controversial. I don’t understand why it’s never on streaming services.

Great list. Absolutely agree with 'Rope' being in the top 3. I would see 'The Paradine Case' in a much better light. Maybe - as you said - it has no spectacular twist at the end, but I think it's one of the pychologically most distinguished Hitchcock-movies - f.e. how the main character (Gregory Peck) loses his abilitiy to be rational and righteous when he starts to feel attracted to the mysterious defendant (Alida Valli).

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The color of money was a good movie

Check out: 1. HUD 2. Cat on the hot tin roof 3. Hombre 4. Paris Blues

Please, please watch Cool Hand Luke. You will not be disappointed!!!

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Nice list. (Happy you included “Charade”) my list would definitely have included “His Girl Friday” (the dialogue with Rosalind Russell in fantastic!). and “Bringing Up Baby” (so fun!).

I love this video, it’s very interesting and entertaining to hear your opinions! (Most of which I agree with- or at least see where you’re coming from) I’ve been binging a lot of Hitchcock movies lately, they’re really well done. My personal favourite is Psycho by far, but Rear Window and Vertigo are fantastic too (along with many others) As for this 28:52 they established he wrote many murder stories and novels in the past so I buy it personally- but I see where you’re coming from. I just finished watching that movie for the first time so that’s why I came back to this video for your review. Keep it up!

It’s been about 20 years since I watched the first half of The Gazebo. My ex-wife had it on a tape of movies she had recorded from tv but the tape ran out in the middle. Glen was one of my favorite actors in my youth and I was really intrigued by what I saw. It left me so frustrated and I’ve wanted to see it ever since. In fact I stumbled across this video in search of his movies with a hope that I could find The Gazebo.

1. Once upon a time in America 2. The Godfather Part 1+2 3. One flew over the Cuckoosnest 4. There will be blood 5. The good, the Bad and the Ugly 6. Come and See 7. Deer Hunter 8. Oldboy 9. Heat 10. Raiders of the Lost Ark Close call: Apocalypse Now, Barry Lyndon, Empire Strikes Back, Alien and Goodfellas

Charles Bronson! Legendary actor. Serling's work was phenomenal. As was the iconic cinematography. At 126 episodes, it still beats most other tv series that number more. 'The hunt' is my favorite.

this is hilarious!! I love all the edits and graphics demonstrating what ends up happening 😄 I was rooting for Yentl!

Legend says Ethan Hunt is still running at the bottom of that pit.

SPOILERS This was amazing. Some iconic moments for sure like the wicked witch backstabbing her loyal monkey immediately, the 3 vs 3 battle (note: the 3 villains worked together all season which was cool), this was the first time ever where we saw the combatants actually fight the system through the final 3 all deciding not to fight for a couple days and rather look out for each other. And I’m not a mission impossible fan in the slightest but: Ethan Hunt for all-stars

The Hunger Games: Battle of the Champions All those who won each season But that might take a while lol

I love the movie indiscreet

Dude, I'll fight you for ranking "Jess-Bell" so low. Same for "Steel".

In yr 2024 (70 yrs later I am obsessed watching HOBSON'S CHOICE (1954), Disagree w/you, MAGGIE (Brenda DeBanzie) stole the pix & Laughton knew it. I do NOT see it as a "comedy" but rather a tragedy -- with a GREAT/POSITIVE ending !

I'm so thrilled to have found you! Love your videos. I too am a big fan, so much that I have a big tattoo of Harvey and Elmwood on my left arm.

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Yours has to rank as the worst Hitchcock rating of the 52 I've watched 😂

Amazing video, too many closeups of the narrator IMO.

Love you have she is having a baby higher its super underrated

Man, I feel like Execution is so underrated. I really love that episode.

After you see this movie, you still don't know the facts of Glenn Miller's life. It's pretty much pure fiction.

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (2026) It shows the world of Panem during the 2nd Quarter Quell, taking place 40 years after the events of the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes and 24 years before the 74th Hunger Games. The book is due out on March 18th, 2025 with a movie following on November 20th, 2026. Director Francis Lawrence who helmed the prior four movies is in talks to direct.

I agree that Vertigo, Rear Window, and Psycho belong in the top five; I'd rank Vertigo first--endlessly re-watchable. But Rope? ROPE? It's an intriguing cinematic exercise, but it doesn't escape the original source's staginess, and, worst of all, it is undone by the awkward, wooden acting of John Dall and Farley Granger.

'Sunset Boulevard', 'The Apartment' & 'Double Indemnity' are as close to perfection as we film buffs could hope for. I have deep affection for 'One, Two, Three' & 'The Lost Weekend' also...