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| 24 Nov 2009 by Shaun S Do You Like Hitchcock lacks the depth of Argento's usual work but it is still a fun little movie, especially for fans of both Hitchcock and Argento. There are plenty of classic movies to pick out in the movie as well, whether it is in ... The Late Late Show - http://thelatelateshow.blogspot.com/ - References |
| 16 Nov 2009 by Garnett I would start with Jamaica Inn, because I believe it's also, like Rebecca, a Hitchcock movie. It has to be pretty good to be made into a movie. And I also like to watch and compare movies to books. But that's just me. ... daphne - http://1daphne.blogspot.com/ |
| 30 Oct 2009 by Faran 21 Responses to “Do You Like Scary Movies?” Chrissy Says: October 30th, 2009 at 1:19 pm. The Birds - Alfred Hitchcock - I am scared to this day of large flocks of birds! amy Says: October 30th, 2009 at 1:21 pm ... Nylon Blogs - http://nylonmag.com/nylonblogs/ |
| 25 Nov 2009 by closerlooker On the 19th floor of the Key Tower, I'd watch them rush by the window like some kind of Hitchcock-movie nightmare: a river of dark, chaotic feathers that seemed to never end. They were beautiful and terrifying, ... What do you know… those birds show up on the last page of this chapter! 3. Chapter 3 features the first mention of a gorrel. Gorrels are furry little runts: part squirrel, part guinea pig, part skunk. Yes, that part skunk. But here I am, starting the fourth and ... Looking Closer - http://lookingcloser.org/ - References |
| 24 Nov 2009 by Peter Canavese G: It's like you're the general yourself, really, marshaling all those forces. Are you like Hitchcock in that you prefer the preparation, or you prefer the shooting? JW: Oh I prefer shooting. It took us one and a half years of preparation. Too long. You know, I missed the old day in Hong Kong, you know? I shot movie without a script. You know, like I shot The Killer. You know, once in a while, somebody want to remake a film and they were asking me—they asked for a script. ... GrouchoReviews.com - http://grouchoreviews.com/ |
| 25 Nov 2009 by Remi As often as he is called “the Italian Hitchcock,” this is really the only Argento movie I can think of that is very much in the style of “The Master of Suspense.” (Do You Like Hitchcock? being the obvious exception.) ... Remi Andre / Remi Olsen - http://candesignit.com/ |
| 25 Nov 2009 by marcusjacobs1983 NOTICE: I do not feature more than one film from the same director. Which is why there is an absence of many of Hitchcock's other masterpieces. "Sling Blade" is a very good movie, but not exceptional to me. ;-) ... C'mon now, it's an awful movie, not even a very decent gore-fest..Lol. Over-rated in my opinion but if you like badly acted low budget cult films then whatever floats your boat I guess. Do yourself a favor and try to see 'Dersu Uzala' (1975) directed by Akira ... Candy - http://nuevaescuela.net/blogs/candy/ |
| 9 hours ago by Rex Parker Do they? No. Or do you make a seal against an AIRHOLE in order to breathe out of it? Oh, so ... this clue is somehow referring to the holes that seals (aquatic mammals) might breathe out of??? Clue seems atrocious to me. ... Hitchcock movie watchers might watch for them (in that they're expected). Any other context doesn't ring very true. For those of you who have been away for the past couple days, I want to draw your attention to a puzzle I wrote to benefit the breast ... Rex Parker Does the NYT Crossword Puzzle - http://rexwordpuzzle.blogspot.com/ |
| 14 Nov 2009 by peterbattle1966 It's a piano song at the very end of the newest commercial. I think it's the same song played in the Alfred Hitchcock movie Rear Window. If not it sounds a lot like it. Do you know who the composer is or what the song may be called? ... Caretaker, the - http://caretakerthe.blognas.com/ |
| 26 Nov 2009 by kelvin Influenced by a grab bag of things: Carl Barks comics, monster and sci-fi films, Alfred Hitchcock and David Lean films, illustrators, graphic designers and artists such as Bill Peet, Ollie Johnston and Mary Blair. .... Q: How much of an impact did your research trip to Venezuela make on the movie, and do you think the film could have been as good without that experience? RdC: That trip was a tremendous help for us. It would have been easy to just go by pictures and videos ... CG - http://cg.kelvinchu.com/ |
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