Week 20: Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Comedies, and Cattle
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Hitchcock’s Top Ten Best Films
As an aside in this week’s essay, I mentioned that To Catch A Thief wouldn’t rank in Hitchcock’s Ten Best films. … Continue reading Hitchcock’s Top Ten Best Films
Week 17: Torn Curtain (1966), Realism, and Steven Spielberg
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Week 16: Lifeboat (1944), John Steinbeck, and Regrouping
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Week 15: Blackmail, Body Issues, and Sound
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Week 14: Stage Fright (1950), More Failure, and Akira Kurosawa
Disclaimer: This essay discusses spoilers for Stage Fright as well as The Usual Suspects. If you want to avoid spoilers, … Continue reading Week 14: Stage Fright (1950), More Failure, and Akira Kurosawa
Week 12: The Pleasure Garden (1925), Inexperience, and Canine Companions
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Week 11: Saboteur (1942), Arizona, and the Ultimate Hitchcock Movie
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Week 10: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956), John Ford, and Crying at the Movies
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Week 9: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934), Defining Hitchcock, and Anxiety at a Young Age
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