Well I hope you enjoyed my month long tribute to Mr. Hitchcock. I was very happy I focused on him as it gave me a chance to view many of his films again after a long time, and it also gave me a chance to learn more things about him than I hadn't before. Plus as an added bonus I was able to view some new Hitchcock films I had never seen, these include "Sabotage", "The Young and Innocent" and his most famous silent film "The Lodger", I must say I enjoyed all of them and I have the new "Hitchcock Premier Collection" to thank for it, if you haven't already buy this box set now as it is a must for Hitchcock fans. As always as I close a book, I'm ready for another, so stay tuned tomorrow for the announcement for November's Director's Spotlight. Incidentally Happy Halloween!Friday 31 October 2008
Final Thoughts on Hitchcock
Well I hope you enjoyed my month long tribute to Mr. Hitchcock. I was very happy I focused on him as it gave me a chance to view many of his films again after a long time, and it also gave me a chance to learn more things about him than I hadn't before. Plus as an added bonus I was able to view some new Hitchcock films I had never seen, these include "Sabotage", "The Young and Innocent" and his most famous silent film "The Lodger", I must say I enjoyed all of them and I have the new "Hitchcock Premier Collection" to thank for it, if you haven't already buy this box set now as it is a must for Hitchcock fans. As always as I close a book, I'm ready for another, so stay tuned tomorrow for the announcement for November's Director's Spotlight. Incidentally Happy Halloween!
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Young and Innocent is one of my favs of the obscure Hitchcocks... the lead actress (who plays the daughter in The Man Who Knew Too Much as well) is still alive, btw.
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