Man through out the movie you keep guessing what next n what will happen in the end. Plays with u doesn't feel claustrophobic keeps u glued to the screen till the end. Thnx 4 the review
What I love about Hitchcock is how even a small conversation keeps you glued to the screen like the one where they are planning the murder. It's tough to choose one but I like strangers on train and Rebecca alot. The thing I love in Rebecca is how the entire movie is revolving around her, even the movie is named Rebecca but we get to know about her only in the end. I like vertigo too and who can forget psycho. Specially the last scene where he superimposes a skull with the murderer smiling.
Alfred Hitchcock is a master.... His films are masterpieces, we can learn something in his all films.... His contribution to cinema was great.... One of my favorite director... Dial M for murder is my favorite... The whole film was just made in a room but we are just at the edge of the seat, the suspense was maintained by him in an outstanding way... His all films made us to feel the true taste of suspense and the feel of true thrill... You also review his another films like Rebecca, The lady vanishes, Rope, Rear window, The birds, Psycho, North by northwest, Vertigo, notorious and Marnie.....
I initially had a similar reaction to the phone call scene right before the attempted murder. Then I remembered my mother, who was the same age as Grace Kelly. She would keep saying hello for fifteen seconds before giving up the call. So it's generational. Also... I think Margo knew there was someone on the line listening. When she kissed her husband goodbye earlier you see her suspecting something is not right. The strange phone call continues that.
Funny. I was just thinking about how much I like this movie. I just realized that nearly all of the action takes place in one room. I guess it's no surprise that it came from a stage play. There are a lot of other Hitchcock movies that I like, particularly North by Northwest and The Man Who Knew Too Much (the 1956 version with Doris Day; I haven't seen the original version).
Man! They pretty much were all great. Psyco, Rearwindow, 39 steps, passengers on a train and north by northwest 🎉all classic. I remember as a kid in '69 or 70,my dad went hunting and my mom had woke me up to sleep in her bed because "Psyco "was on and she didn't want to be alone 😮😊 .Great times 😂
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I came to know from one of the comments in one of your previous video that you are a fan of dark genre. Then, please review 2019 Indian-Assamese film 'Aamis' directed by Bhaskar Hazarika. And thanks for reviewing Ayyapanum Koshiyum!!!
The problem I’ve always had with this film, despite liking it very much besides, is the hole in the script so wide you could drive an elephant through it, that being the fact that despite many months of meticulous planning and execution, his plan for the most vital/crucial part of it’s success was nothing short of mindless. Instead of the convoluted plot he came up with for the dangerous dance of the keys, all he had to do was make a duplicate for the murderer. An 8 year old could’ve/should’ve come up with that without working up a sweat. Puts a damper on an otherwise nifty, well thought out map. Lazy writing, for some inexplicable reason, is the only feasible reason I can come up with, as it stands out like a sore thumb.
@@TheJimmyCage Vertigo is magnificent. I have watched it 3 times recently. The use of color and that musical score are the best ever put on the big screen. Hitchcock had this thing....For women. Not PC, but brilliantly presented.
That's really a great coincidence. :D The Lost Weekend is one of my favorite films as well. I have to review some Billy Wilder movies for sure in the future.
@@TheJimmyCage I've set up a new section at Ruthless for Classics & Hitchcock. Here is my review of The Lost Weekend, www.ruthlessreviews.com/21953/lost-weekend/
@@TheJimmyCage Thank you for reading. We are working on several reviews of Hitchcock movies that will be put up over the next few weeks and months. With theaters closed, our main Denver film critic is not able to do his thing. I hope you are staying safe and as well as possible in Germany, I mean Austria. Rough times for all.
Pls sir review of 'Ratsasan' .It is a very great cinema of south Indian film,In India many good movies released(not only in Bollywood}.but they can't perform well because this films are low budget film ,so producers can't promote them well.And big shitty movies got hit because if money of producers and immature Indian audience. I request you to promote good Indian films,ratther than these type of movies might not get the honor that they deserve, I apologize for my weak english
I surely speak that if you saw this movie, it definitely catch your attention😊,by the way I saw your videos and I like your videos,i definitely subscribe you
@@TheJimmyCage what are your favourite Hitchcock movies? I've been working through his filmography and so far I've seen Psycho, Vertigo, North by Northwest and Rear Window. Psycho is at the top for me with Vertigo closely behind.
Those are pretty much exactly my top tier Hitchcock movies. ':D Shortly behind probably The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956). But a lot of his other films follow very closely then.
I'm also not the biggest fan of The Birds. I like it fine but I think of all of Hitchcock's films that one didn't age that well. It's coming across rather comical now...
Please watch the Malayalam movie Trance😍😍🤗... One of the best technically made film in Indian cinema .... Social relevant universal subject... Fahad fasil show... His career best performance...
Man through out the movie you keep guessing what next n what will happen in the end. Plays with u doesn't feel claustrophobic keeps u glued to the screen till the end. Thnx 4 the review
My pleasure :)
What I love about Hitchcock is how even a small conversation keeps you glued to the screen like the one where they are planning the murder.
It's tough to choose one but I like strangers on train and Rebecca alot. The thing I love in Rebecca is how the entire movie is revolving around her, even the movie is named Rebecca but we get to know about her only in the end.
I like vertigo too and who can forget psycho. Specially the last scene where he superimposes a skull with the murderer smiling.
Strangers on a Train, Vertigo and Psycho are among my favorites as well. Unfortunately I haven't seen Rebecca yet... but I definitely plan to.
Alfred Hitchcock is a master.... His films are masterpieces, we can learn something in his all films.... His contribution to cinema was great.... One of my favorite director... Dial M for murder is my favorite... The whole film was just made in a room but we are just at the edge of the seat, the suspense was maintained by him in an outstanding way... His all films made us to feel the true taste of suspense and the feel of true thrill... You also review his another films like Rebecca, The lady vanishes, Rope, Rear window, The birds, Psycho, North by northwest, Vertigo, notorious and Marnie.....
Don't know why critics dislike this and "Rope" they are masterpieces of suspense if you ask me.
I initially had a similar reaction to the phone call scene right before the attempted murder. Then I remembered my mother, who was the same age as Grace Kelly. She would keep saying hello for fifteen seconds before giving up the call. So it's generational. Also... I think Margo knew there was someone on the line listening. When she kissed her husband goodbye earlier you see her suspecting something is not right. The strange phone call continues that.
I am huge fan of Hitchcock and his one room movies.
I like his Rope too.
Rope is incredible
"Of course! That's SWAN'S key!"
I am still confused a bit on how the police guy unfoiled the murder with the keys.
Watch it again. It really does make sense.
Funny. I was just thinking about how much I like this movie. I just realized that nearly all of the action takes place in one room. I guess it's no surprise that it came from a stage play. There are a lot of other Hitchcock movies that I like, particularly North by Northwest and The Man Who Knew Too Much (the 1956 version with Doris Day; I haven't seen the original version).
North by Northwest and The Man Who Knew Too Much are also two of my favorites. :)
This movie is really a classic and even in India, it has inspired multiple films in different languages
This guy is a great reviewer.
Thank you so much :)
Man! They pretty much were all great. Psyco, Rearwindow, 39 steps, passengers on a train and north by northwest 🎉all classic. I remember as a kid in '69 or 70,my dad went hunting and my mom had woke me up to sleep in her bed because "Psyco "was on and she didn't want to be alone 😮😊 .Great times 😂
0:21 Are all the fingerprints removed??
So far nobody caught me.
Classic... Next review 'Vertigo' please...
Also let's revisit some French New wave now...
Nice video Jimmy Brother
Thank you :)
FYI - Ray Milland pronounced his last name, mill-And, emphasis on the second syllable. Love your Classics reviews.
Thank you :)
Again, one of my favourite movies. I always admired ray miliard
Please watch the Malayalam movie Trance😍😍🤗... One of the best technically made film in Indian cinema ....
Social relevant universal subject...
Fahad fasil show... His career best performance...
I came to know from one of the comments in one of your previous video that you are a fan of dark genre. Then, please review 2019 Indian-Assamese film 'Aamis' directed by Bhaskar Hazarika. And thanks for reviewing Ayyapanum Koshiyum!!!
Aamis is on our potential watch list for the future :)
The problem I’ve always had with this film, despite liking it very much besides, is the hole in the script so wide you could drive an elephant through it, that being the fact that despite many months of meticulous planning and execution, his plan for the most vital/crucial part of it’s success was nothing short of mindless. Instead of the convoluted plot he came up with for the dangerous dance of the keys, all he had to do was make a duplicate for the murderer. An 8 year old could’ve/should’ve come up with that without working up a sweat. Puts a damper on an otherwise nifty, well thought out map. Lazy writing, for some inexplicable reason, is the only feasible reason I can come up with, as it stands out like a sore thumb.
Hi Jimmy, I recommend to include your watch list for review Hitchcock’s another classic thriller “VERTIGO”
Vertigo is one of my all time favorite movies :)
@@TheJimmyCage Vertigo is magnificent. I have watched it 3 times recently. The use of color and that musical score are the best ever put on the big screen. Hitchcock had this thing....For women. Not PC, but brilliantly presented.
my fav. is Rear Window
Coincidentally, watched it last night 😎 I love Milland, and The Lost Weekend is one of my favorites.
That's really a great coincidence. :D The Lost Weekend is one of my favorite films as well. I have to review some Billy Wilder movies for sure in the future.
@@TheJimmyCage I've set up a new section at Ruthless for Classics & Hitchcock. Here is my review of The Lost Weekend, www.ruthlessreviews.com/21953/lost-weekend/
That's awesome :) And very nice review!
@@TheJimmyCage Thank you for reading. We are working on several reviews of Hitchcock movies that will be put up over the next few weeks and months. With theaters closed, our main Denver film critic is not able to do his thing. I hope you are staying safe and as well as possible in Germany, I mean Austria. Rough times for all.
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Love this, although not as much as Rope. My Farley Granger fangirl status remains unchallenged.
I can understand that ':D I love Farley Granger in the 1948 Nicholas Ray film They Live by Night.
Pls sir review of 'Ratsasan' .It is a very great cinema of south Indian film,In India many good movies released(not only in Bollywood}.but they can't perform well because this films are low budget film ,so producers can't promote them well.And big shitty movies got hit because if money of producers and immature Indian audience. I request you to promote good Indian films,ratther than these type of movies might not get the honor that they deserve, I apologize for my weak english
Hope to watch and review Ratsasan in the future :)
I surely speak that if you saw this movie, it definitely catch your attention😊,by the way I saw your videos and I like your videos,i definitely subscribe you
Thanks man :)
What a coincidence. Watched Rear Window last night.
Awesome :D
@@TheJimmyCage what are your favourite Hitchcock movies? I've been working through his filmography and so far I've seen Psycho, Vertigo, North by Northwest and Rear Window. Psycho is at the top for me with Vertigo closely behind.
Those are pretty much exactly my top tier Hitchcock movies. ':D Shortly behind probably The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956). But a lot of his other films follow very closely then.
I haven't seen that one in a long, long time. Since I'm locked up tight with the crisis, I'm going on a Hitchcock binge.
Very nice review and movie also. But therr is one movie called birds, it is given cult status, but i felt it is pretty average.
I'm also not the biggest fan of The Birds. I like it fine but I think of all of Hitchcock's films that one didn't age that well. It's coming across rather comical now...
@@TheJimmyCage It is not my favorite, either, but Hitch loved his Blondes!
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Please watch the Malayalam movie Trance😍😍🤗... One of the best technically made film in Indian cinema ....
Social relevant universal subject...
Fahad fasil show... His career best performance...