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148 | 85.06% |
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#41
10-20-2005, 03:17 PM
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Re: Best Hitchcock
Saying we disagree on a single strictly limited subject and that I think you are wrong about it is in no way either sweeping or moronic. It's a disagreement, that's all. The other stuff you're adding is useless baggage. Give it up.
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#42
10-20-2005, 03:21 PM
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Re: Best Hitchcock
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Saying we disagree on a single strictly limited subject and that I think you are wrong about it is in no way either sweeping or moronic. It's a disagreement, that's all. The other stuff you're adding is useless baggage. Give it up. [/ QUOTE ] You didn't limit the subject to Hitchcock. You did use a sweeping statement. Saying I have bad tatse in movies is sweeping. We may agree on every other movie ever made with the exception of Hitchcock for all you know. So yes, it was a moronic statement that was way too broad.
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#47
10-20-2005, 05:51 PM
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Re: Best Hitchcock
My overall favorite is "Rebecca" - i make everyone i can watch this movie
thats a hard pick b/w vertigo and north by northwest (Grace Kellys best one was dial M for murder though not rear window - at least she got to be a PRINCESS!!) but.... one of my favs that was a kinda dark humor one that he did is "The Trouble with Harry" - it was one of shirley mcclaines 1st movies and one of his lesser known ones im sure but its one of the best representations of human nature that he did - doubt many of u have seen this one [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] Lifeboat was another one of his that dealt with some of the more similar elements that i liked in the trouble with harry, dunno how many have seen that one either a more easy going of his movies (charater wise to me and in standard plot formation) that will always be a fav b/c of doris days song Que Cera Cera (b/c this was song to me as a child) was "The Man Who Knew Too Much" - one of his better ones to me and more emotionally touching to me...everytime i see it
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#48
10-20-2005, 05:56 PM
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Re: Best Hitchcock
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[ QUOTE ] My two favorites are Rear Window and Shadow of a Doubt. The latter was also Hitch's own favorite. Strangers on a Train definitely is on par with some of your other selections. [/ QUOTE ] I almost put Shadow of a Doubt in there, largely because I think Joseph Cotten is great every time I see him. [/ QUOTE ] i feel the same way about joseph cotten....he always does amazingly everytime i see him in a movie
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