It’s Alfred Hitchcock Day!
I have no idea why March 12th is Alfred Hitchcock day (I even spent a solid 30 seconds doing a little google research and everything!)
Here is my sad confession: I have never actually seen a Hitchcock movie. I know, totally unacceptable. So in honor of this strange holiday, I will be curling up in bed to watch Rear Window.
So what is your favorite Hitchcock movie, or are you like me and totally outside the know on Hitchcock?
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Rear Window is the only one I have seen, it’s a dirty confession, I did really enjoy it and I don’t know why I haven’t gone through his back catalogue. I may have to look them up seeing as what day it is.
I have also heard Rebecca is very good, it is going to be my second Hitchcock film!
My favorite Hitchcock film is “the Birds”; not his best- that would be “Rear Window” nor his most entertaining- that would be “North by Northwest”. I enjoy “The Birds” because it’s Hitchcock’s most misunderstood film and also the one in which he takes the fullest advantage of manipulating his audience- not unlike “Funny Games” only decades earlier.
You are the second person to say “The Birds” is not his best, I always assumed it was since it is so famous.
oooooooo. Good good movie!
So far, I think my favorite suspense/thriller of all time is Misery, not Hitchcock, but keeps me on the edge of my seat whenever I watch it!
The only Hitchcock movies I’ve ever seen are Psycho and Vertigo.
I saw the Vince Vaughn version of Psycho, but not the original.
There’s a Vince Vaughn version. I need to watch that. Let me know when you’re in MD…we have cupcakes to eat.