My Entire Alfred Hitchcock Movie Collection

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Warner Archive Haul Video:

[leoinsf]

I am so happy that you started with the British Hitchcock because most people only know: "Psycho", "The Birds", "Rear Window", etc.

I consider "Rebecca" as Hitchcock's greatest film.

Hitchcock learned with his British films how to construct great movies.
There are nothing on film like: "The 39 Steps", "The Lady Vanishes, " "Young and Innocent", and "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (Peter Lorre).

I absolutely love the two early American films: "Saboteur" and "Foreign Correspondent." There is a British feeling to both of these highly American films.
I truly believe that it is Hitchcock's British film experience that made him the great director he was!

I couldn't possibly decide on my #1 favorite Hitchcock film.
I love his British films most of all. I love his early American films too. However, I also love "Psycho", the Cary Grant Hitchcock's, and the Jimmy Stewart Hitchcock's.
Nothing he made was just O.K. (Maybe Mr. and Mrs. Smith, but in reality this was not a Hitchcock film, but a studio film.). Everything he made was unforgettable!

[happyfenton]

Vertigo is my favorite followed by Shadow of A Doubt and Rebecca.

[christoperhinton]

It's amazing how Hitchcock worked with so many hollywood greats. I guess my list of top three would be North By Northwest, Rear Window, and Rebecca. Another couple I didn't see in your collection are Spellbound with Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck (with a dream sequence by Salvidor Dali) and Dial M for Murder with Grace Kelly. Criterion did a release of Spellbound years ago and I hope they do a bluray soon with 4k transfer. When you get the Lodger and like it, I would recommend the remake made in 1944 directed by John Brahm and staring Laird Cregar.

[throws]

Tough to narrow it down to top 3 but I think I would go with 1) Rear Window 2) Vertigo and 3) Frenzy. Runner up would be Psycho and The Birds. I recently watched Family Plot and was a little disappointed. Not sure if it was the casting or the overall story but it didn't click with me. A rare miss from the master of suspense. And I have that original collection you are talking about. Your version looks a lot slicker, but I do like that mine came in a velvet case.

[stefanoripari]

Ascoltate le musiche di Bernard herrmann sono eccezionali

[christopherkenyon]

My favourite Hitchcock film is Rebekah my next favourite Hitchcock film is vertigo my next favourite Hitchcock found a psycho oh my third favourite is the birds