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Poll Question: What’s your favourite Hitchcock film?
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Points: 2632 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 15 2006 at 16:12

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Yes, Lifeboat stars Tallulah Bankhead, Walter Slezak, Hume Cronyn and others.

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Which is the one where the whole film is filmed in just one room?  It's Black & White and because of limitations in film length, the cameraman focussed in on something black, so a new film could be put in the camera, without much being noticed by the viewer.  It's prewar and definitely Hitchcock.  I enjoyed that one.

Psycho is a classic, but I feel Rear Window is better.  I've seen The Birds, but it's a little vague in my memory.  Dial M for Murder is also a great film.  Tough choice!


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Originally posted by Geck0 Geck0 wrote:

Which is the one where the whole film is filmed in just one room?  It's Black & White and because of limitations in film length, the cameraman focussed in on something black, so a new film could be put in the camera, without much being noticed by the viewer.  It's prewar and definitely Hitchcock.  I enjoyed that one.

Psycho is a classic, but I feel Rear Window is better.  I've seen The Birds, but it's a little vague in my memory.  Dial M for Murder is also a great film.  Tough choice!

You mean "Rope", but it is not black and white.


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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Difficult one, perhaps "Rebecca".



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Outstanding film.  My wife and I watch it every time it's on.


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Voted for The Birds, it shows what movies are like with out music.
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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Originally posted by Geck0 Geck0 wrote:

Which is the one where the whole film is filmed in just one room?  It's Black & White and because of limitations in film length, the cameraman focussed in on something black, so a new film could be put in the camera, without much being noticed by the viewer.  It's prewar and definitely Hitchcock.  I enjoyed that one.

Psycho is a classic, but I feel Rear Window is better.  I've seen The Birds, but it's a little vague in my memory.  Dial M for Murder is also a great film.  Tough choice!

You mean "Rope", but it is not black and white.



Hmmm, I'm sure it was... but you are bound to be right!

Yes, you are correct.  It was indeed in colour, but it was made in 1948!  I've just read about it on imDb and refreshed myself with it a bit.

It is indeed a great film.  I need to see it again though.


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