train scene erect shadow of a doubt hitchcock

I'm not a 'Marnie' hater or something, but I never quite understood the praise for this film especially. More than 'Marnie', which seems to be increasingly championed these days, I definitely think its one of Hitch's most daring films

The remaining films are probably films I don't remember well enough to rank, or haven't considered worth watching enough times to even consider ranking in the top two tiers: I watched 'Marnie' three times, and don't care for it at all 'Rebecca' I've just overdosed on.įrom memory I think I preferred the b&w version of TMWKTM The above are the Hitchcock films I've seen the most: I've probably seen both 'Vertigo' and 'Psycho' at least 6 times, which is high for me. (these tend to be either the entertaining, post-peak later films, or the relatively crude early British films) (outstanding in certain elements, but not in every respect, or something that jars/doesn't quite gell)

Outstanding production values, but not quite maintains the levels of the top tier

Each one of these films is perfection, where technique, pacing, suspense, or blending of comedy/thrills is awe-inspiring

Train scene erect shadow of a doubt hitchcock