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Tag Archives: Alfred Hitchcock
Weekly Weblinks: Superman and Splinter Cell
It’s Friday morning, time for the Weekly Weblinks. Things kind of got away from me this week, and I’m considering some changes here, but that’s a discussion for another day. Today, we’ve got another batch of blog posts and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Anne Hathaway, Beverly Hills Cop, blogging, Brandon Jackson, DC Comics, Drive, Eddie Murphy, entertainment, INXS, James Bond, James Wan, Jane Goldman, MacGyver, Michael Arndt, movies, news, On the Waterfront, Pinocchio, Pixar, Rear Window, Richard Donner, Robert Downey Jr., Robopocalypse, Skyfall, Splinter Cell, Star Wars, Star Wars: Episode VII, Superman, Superman II, Television, Tim Burton, Tom Clancy, Tom Hardy, TV
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Weekly Weblinks: Willis and White Whales
It’s the first Friday in October, and you know what that means! Being Friday means it’s time for the Weekly Weblinks, and being October means there’s a lot of spooky and scary content to be shared. From other bloggers, we … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Awards, Adam Sandler, Albert King, Alfred Hitchcock, All You Need is Kill, blogging, Bruce Willis, Chic, Deep Purple, Donna Summer, Emily Blunt, entertainment, Frankenstein, Frankenweenie, Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters 3, Giants, Guillermo del Toro, Heart, Hotel Transylvania, Hulk, Ivan Reitman, Joan Jett, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Kraftwerk, Liam Neeson, Looper, Lost Horizon, Lynne Ramsay, M. Night Shyamalan, Marvelettes, Meters, Mobius, Moby Dick, movies, N.W.A., news, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Procol Harum, Proof, Public Enemy, Randy Newman, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rush, Seth MacFarlane, Simon Sharp, Taken, Taken 2, Taken 3, Television, Tim Burton, Tom Cruise, Tom Jenkins, TV, VHS
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Weekly Weblinks: Shuffles and Charades
It’s time once again for the Weekly Weblinks. It’s the last Friday in September, and that means we’re almost to that time of year when half the movie blogs, this site included, start filling their rosters with a bunch of … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Kurtzman, Alfred Hitchcock, Angela Lansbury, Bill Murray, blogging, Bobby Farrelly, Charade, Christopher Reeve, Clint Eastwood, Dumb and Dumber, Dumb and Dumber To, entertainment, Ethan Coen, Fantastic Four, Fargo, Grand Budapest Hotel, Halloween, Herbert Lom, Jeff Daniels, Jim Carrey, Joel Coen, Johnny Lewis, Knight's Tale, Kurt Kuenne, Len Wiseman, Mark Millar, Marvel Comics, movies, Mummy, news, Noah Hawley, Notorious, Peter Farrelly, Pink Panther, Roberto Orci, Shuffle, Sons of Anarchy, Television, Trouble With the Curve, TV, Wes Anderson, X-Men, You Can't Kill The Boogeyman: 35 Years Of Halloween
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Secret Agent
If Alfred Hitchcock is known for a “type” of movie, it’s probably thrillers. And espionage thrillers are a subgenre that he returned to time and time again. So it shouldn’t come as any surprise that one of his films was … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s, 3 Stars, Alfred Hitchcock, Charles Carson, John Gielgud, Madeleine Carroll, movies, Percy Marmont, Peter Lorre, reviews, Robert Young, Secret Agent
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Weekly Weblinks: Moonrise and Marvels
It’s Friday morning (at least if I actually schedule this correctly this week!) and so it’s time once again for the Weekly Weblinks. Every week I select a handful of blog posts that I’ve enjoyed reading, and feature them here … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Avengers, Black Panther, blogging, Candyland, Choice, Flash, Happy Madison, Hasbro, Josh Dallas, Justice League, Marvel Comics, Moonrise Kingdom, movie news, movies, news, Notorious, Once Upon a Time, Risk, Rock of Ages, Sony, Spider-Man, Take Me Out, Television, Thor, Thor: The Dark World, Tonka, TV, Wes Anderson, Wonder Woman, Zachary Levi
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Notorious
It’s been a little while since we’ve talked about Alfred Hitchcock here, so I thought it was time to queue up another one of his films for review. This time it’s the 1946 film Notorious, starring Cary Grant and Ingrid … Continue reading
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Tagged 1940s, 4 Stars, Alfred Hitchcock, Cary Grant, Claude Rains, Ingrid Bergman, Leopoldine Konstantin, Louis Calhern, movies, Notorious, reviews
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The 39 Steps
The 39 Steps is a 1935 film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, with the classic Hitchcock plot: an ordinary man finds himself mixed up in acts of espionage against his will and has to find a way to extricate himself and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s, 39 Steps, 4 Stars, Alfred Hitchcock, Godfrey Tearle, John Buchan, Lucie Mannheim, Madeleine Carroll, movies, reviews, Richard Hannay, Robert Donat, Wylie Watson
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Sabotage (The Woman Alone)
Any film buff — and just about everyone else — knows the name of Alfred Hitchcock, and can name several of his classic films. Vertigo, Psycho, The Birds and more have earned respected places as part of pop culture history. … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s, 3 Stars, Alfred Hitchcock, Austin Trevor, Desmond Tester, John Loder, movies, Oskar Homolka, reviews, Sabotage, Sylvia Sidney, William Dewhurst, Woman Alone
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News Bites: Planes, Lanes, and Submersibles
Took a brief break from this last week, but here’s another dose of short-but-interesting news items for you: First off, some sad news; it was mentioned a few days ago that Charles Durning had died, but sadly he’s not alone … Continue reading →