my other favourite French films are from '46 and '62 but the competition is pretty tight those years might take it in '67 but that doesnt quite count cause its Bunuel

Very good film, kind of a screwball predecessor to It's a Wonderful Life.

big year for Hawks, Hepburn and Grant

gave The Lady Vanishes a rewatch after recommending it. its amazing how funny it is even in its most tense moments, really a balancing act that comes together in its climax.

I like how everybody has their own hilarious reason for bullshitting about not seeing the titular lady. like an old lady might have fallen off the train or been kidnapped but heaven forbid we miss our cricket match lmao.

Oh so it's worth a watch huh

Have you seen much dust of this degree?

I would recommend Robin Hood if not, Holiday if so. Hitchcocks English films are pretty archaic looking even for the time they came out.

its great if you like mysteries with lots of good characters and dialogue

The Human Beast boring me to death

Ok first half nearly killed me but second half heated up and the last ten minutes @DELON

the shot that invented noir?

its the match light shot in the boxcar in Baby Face (1933)

missed that moment I guess

Pull it up

Real for FC. Mine is a tie between FC, Vertigo (obvs), and Marnie.

1938 Ranked

1. Bringing Up Baby (Hawks)
2. You and Me (Lang)
3. The Lady Vanishes (Hitchcock)
4. La Bête Humaine (Renoir)
5. Holiday (Cukor)
6. In Old Chicago (King)
7. "Strange Glory" (J. Tourneur)
8. A Slight Case of Murder (Bacon)
9. The Cowboy and the Lady (Potter)
10. "The Ship That Died" (J. Tourneur)
11. Quadrille (Guitry)
12. "The Face Behind the Mask" (J. Tourneur)
13. Bluebeard's Eighth Wife (Lubitsch)

mine is a tie between Strangers On A Train, Rebecca, Psycho and Vertigo

SOAT the only one ive given 5 stars to surprising. something nasty about that flick that really appeals to me lol.

the surprise mobster musical segment in the middle of You and Me amazing

God level

just watched The Ship That Died :ohno: spooky