This week we will take on the filmographie of "the master of suspense", Alfred Hitchcock

It's okay if you haven't seen all of his films, just rank the ones you have seen.

Last week:
Alfonso Cuaron

vertigo a snoozefest fr

I’ll just make it to arbitrary 15.
1. Strangers On a Train
2. Vertigo
3. Rear Window
4. Foreign Correspondent
5. Notorious
6. The Lady Vanishes
7. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
8. North by Northwest
9. The Birds
10. Psycho
11. The Lodger
12. Rebecca
13. Dial M for Murder
14. Torn Curtain
15. Shadow of a Doubt

North by Northwest
Vertigo
Rope
Birds

Are my favorite

I need to watch a lot more of these though

1. Vertigo
2. Psycho
3. Shadow of a Doubt
4. North By Northwest
5. Rear Window
6. Dial M for Murder
7. Strangers on a Train
8. Rope
9. Rebecca
10. The Birds
11. To Catch a Thief
12. The Lady Vanishes
13. The 39 Steps
14. Suspicion
15. The Man Who Knew to Much
16. Frenzy
17. Sabotage
18. Marnie

Suspicion would be a lot higher if it had a better ending.

probably the greatest film of all time but okay

Same

Rear Window
Psycho
Vertigo
The Birds
North by Northwest

That’s what I’ve seen so far

1. Vertigo
2. Foreign Correspondent
3. Rear Window
4. North by Northwest
5. Marnie
6. The Birds
7. The Wrong Man
8. Rope
9. Psycho
10. Suspicion

11. Family Plot
12. Notorious
13. I Confess
14. The Lady Vanishes
15. Shadow of a Doubt
16. Torn Curtain
17. Dial M for Murder
18. Rebecca
19. Strangers on a Train
20. Spellbound

21. Topaz
22. Frenzy
23. The Lodger
24. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
25. Lifeboat
26. The Trouble with Harry
27. The 39 Steps
28. Sabotage
29. To Catch a Thief
30. Saboteur

31. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
32. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
33. Stage Fright

1-27 are all 4 stars or higher for me. Been wanting to rewatch Catch a Thief cause ive only seen it once and feel like i didnt give it due credit

I've only seen 7, but Lifeboat is def the one I thought was underrated.

The warship bombing sequence in the finale is phenomenal

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I just like a bunch of characters stuck somewhere dealing with morality and ethics and such. Steinbeck was actually pissed about how they handled the black guy though.

Yeah there are aspects of the film that have always been heavily criticized. But in terms of bringing that specific scenario to the screen, it's masterfully done.

Shadow of a Doubt

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strangers on a train and rebecca are outstanding films

i didnt think id be into rear window when it started and by the end i felt like it was one of his best

rank them

Heard Frenzy is one of his most unhinged films

Seen Psycho, Vertigo, Rear Window.

I'd rank them in that order

I don't like ranking. I've seen Rear Window the most though

so you dont like rankings huh

I mean maybe if I watched all of these in the same period. I watched Rope in high school. Idk how I'd even feel about it today.

yea i know what you mean. I gotta rewatch some of these as well, especially Marnie.

Still gonna unfollow & block you