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| | 1. |  | Rear Window
from Paramount Pictures
Customer Review:
While Psycho is my favorite Alfred Hitchcock movie, Rear Window is a close second, and it is to my mind the classiest suspense movie he made. Jimmy Stewart and Grace Kelly provide that classiness. Cool and brazen Grace, subtlely provoking Jimmy at every turn, knowing he is stuck helpless with a... more info
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4.5 / 5.0
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| | 2. |  | Exit to Eden
from Hbo Home Video
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What were they thinking? Perhaps director Garry Marshall thought he could do for S&M what he'd done for the women of the evening in Pretty Woman. Wrap up an edgy topic in a big cute bow, and through humor make it palatable, even entertaining, to the masses. But you thought wrong Mr. Marshall.... more info
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3.5 / 5.0
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| | 3. |  | Night of the Hunter (1955)
from MGM (Video & DVD)
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Lillian Gish opens this movie w/ a warning to beware of wolves in sheep's clothing. This sets the stage for the Reverend Harry Powell (Robert Mitchum from the equally classic Cape Fear), who roams the countryside searching for converts (aka: victims) to his special brand of fire-and-brimstone... more info
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4.5 / 5.0
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| | 4. |  | Day of the Jackal
from Universal Studios
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One of the rare films that surpasses the book it is based on. This classic thriller desperately needs to be issued in a special edition. There are brief sequences in the movie that are missing in the DVD. Notably the scene when the Jackal goes up the stairs in the Austrian hotel, and back down to... more info
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5.0 / 5.0
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| | 5. |  | Midnight Lace
from Universal Studios
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Fog-shrouded London is the setting for MIDNIGHT LACE, a glossy thriller starring Doris Day as a terrorised heiress.
Doris Day plays Kit, an American heiress, newly-married to suave English businessman Tony Preston (Rex Harrison). Kit's life couldn't be happier, until she becomes the target of... more info
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4.5 / 5.0
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| | 6. |  | Dial M for Murder
from Warner Home Video
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One of Alfred Hitchcock's classic films. Ray Milland is exceptionally good. Dimitry Tiomkin was one of the finest Hollywood film composers; however, in my humble opinion, there are some scenes in the movie, which could've used more suspenseful music.
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4.5 / 5.0
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| | 7. |  | Town That Dreaded Sundown
from Good Times Video
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The year is 1946 and while some last minute soldiers are still making their way home, most of them are already back from the war and are starting up families, going to work or school, or just enjoying their time at home. Little did they know that on this day, Sunday, March 3rd, that a hooded killer... more info
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4.0 / 5.0
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| | 8. |  | Z
from Fox Lorber
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I was 18 when I saw this movie for the first time, and it gave me quite a shock - for the first time, I realized a movie could be more than just entertainment, then it could inform, infuriate and chill you at the same time.
This movie depicts the events surrounding the death of the charismatic... more info
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4.5 / 5.0
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| | 9. |  | Torn Curtain
from Universal Studios
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It's very hard to put down any movie by a director that has done so much for the industry as Alfred Hitchcock has. 'Torn Curtain' has all the ingredients to make a great film, but it fails, at least to the point that it is not one of his best films! It's a good movie that could have used some help... more info
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3.5 / 5.0
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| | 10. |  | Funeral in Berlin
from Paramount
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In 1966's "Funeral in Berlin", his second outing as British anti-hero spy Harry Palmer, Michael Caine is in complete command of both his character and the movie. Len Deighton's novel of the Cold War in Berlin is brought to gritty life in a city newly divided by a wall and fought over by the... more info
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4.5 / 5.0
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