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Thank you for joining me as I react to Vertigo for the first time. I hope you enjoy the video and my reaction!
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@louismarzullo1190 Год назад

You're one of the only reactors I've seen that doesn't mock the "cheesy" special effects on older films but just appreciates the acting, dialogue, plot, directing, etc. Just one more thing that makes you one of the best!

@shredd5705 Год назад

Two things I hate 1) when they point out the old special effects 2) when they focus on pointing out what other movies they know each actor from. About 1) yeah ok, you have working set of eyes, congratulations. 2) Yeah the pro actor did more than just one movie... wow, who knew

@louismarzullo1190 Год назад

@@shredd5705 Agreed! Both equally annoying. Have to give props to another reactor, Laura Shawn Lee, who avoids these tendencies & gives intellectually & emotionally satisfying reactions. Should have way more subscribers

@rollotomassi6232 Год назад

@@shredd5705 Agree 100% and will add talking over scenes, missing key info, then asking questions because they missed the info.

@thorguff Год назад

It is only natural to remark on where someone recognizes an actor. It doesn't mean they have to give the whole filmography, film snob.

@Gort-Marvin0Martian Год назад

Exactly. The film was created to deliver a story not special effects! As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.

@Packard63 Год назад

This is one of those movies you need to watch quite a few times.......but don't worry about that because it is always worth it. Your first Hitchcock is never your last.

@DawnMarieX Год назад

Excited to see more 😅

@paintedjaguar Год назад

Yeah, "Vertigo" is one of those films that seem to keep improving with every re-watch. Quite a few people don't like it at all on the first viewing, but come to appreciate it later. I still don't like the experimental blurry shots, meant to be dream-like, but it's a great movie.

@rxhawk75 Год назад

Rear Window, Psycho, Birds….all great classics.

@dan_hitchman007 Год назад

Dawn Marie, Rear Window, North By Northwest, Psycho, The Man Who Knew Too Much, To Catch A Thief, The Birds, Marnie, and The Trouble With Harry are top later day Hitchcock classics not to be missed!

@gregkirby9059 Год назад

and Family Plot is another one

@Sol3UK Год назад

Definitely Marnie and North by Northwest

@dan_hitchman007 Год назад

@@gregkirby9059 I didn't find Family Plot to be one of his better films, but to each their own.

@TheNeonRabbit Год назад

Rear Window, definitely

@rich6113 Год назад

Rope is another one.

@Alfredo-xf3ml Год назад

The first scene in MATRIX when policemen are running after Trinity in the roof is a tribute to the same scene in VERTIGO

@pleasantvalleypickerca7681 Год назад

Dawn Marie "North by Northwest" is a must watch! It's a great film.

@shredd5705 Год назад

It is, but Rear Window is arguably the best

@briangroboski4751 Год назад

You're going to love love love Hitchcock. It's tough to pick a favorite. Rear Window, Shadow of a Doubt, Strangers on a Train, Psycho, Suspicion, all rank among the best movies of all time. Oh, and look for him to make cameo appearances in the early scenes of several of his films.

@DawnMarieX Год назад

Oh I’ll have to keep an eye out! Did he appear in vertigo? 🤔

@KalElvis Год назад

REBECCA is a classic!!

@jerryhayes9497 Год назад

@@DawnMarieXyes... Just before Jimmy Stewart goes into Gavin Elsters office , Hitchcock can be seen walking past

@jerryhayes9497 Год назад

@@DawnMarieX several Hitchcock films have been covered extensively on RU-vid by other reactors.. Like Psycho and Rear window.. But a very good Hitchcock film I HAVEN'T seen on RU-vid is Strangers on a Train If you covered it I think it would boost your subscriptions Just a thought 🤔

@shredd5705 Год назад

@@jerryhayes9497 Vertigo is also not covered by nearly anyone, even when it's equal to Rear Window. Reactors just copy what the othes are doing, they miss so many good movies

@michaelm6948 Год назад

My favorite Hitchcock film was also his favorite, "Shadow of a Doubt". The next one you should watch is "Rear Window" also starring Jimmy Stewart and the lovely Grace Kelly.

@jdeamaral Год назад

I thought today would be a boring day, but then Dawn Marie uploaded a video, and now I'm smiling. What a GREAT DAY!

@DawnMarieX Год назад

Yay!! Hope you enjoy 😁

@jdeamaral Год назад

@@DawnMarieX yes...Dawn Marie is incredible. She won't answer this...by the way. You Tubers only answer new videos that are 15 minutes in. They are busy, you know!

@joebloggs396 Год назад

Americans never request his earlier British films but he did some great ones. The 39 Steps is a fun and much less stodgy adventure than North By Northwest. Even has a scene in Scotland. Sabotage is also brilliant and exciting. Shadow of a Doubt was his favourite of his later films. In Vertigo Gavin Elster probably paid off the hotel receptionist to confuse Scottie. Judy wasn't related to Madeleine. Elster makes her over to be like his wife (pays her for it), and Scottie also makes her over like that. First time the real Madeleine dies, second time the fake one does. Scottie solves the case but also feels guilt himself at the end with the second death he witnesses. The accidental fall could be justice for Judy or a result of the doomed romance. There's an alternate extended ending on RU-vid with Midge trying to console Scottie at the end.

@ItDoesntMatterReally Год назад

Midge left after the breakdown in the hospital. She realized that Scottie was obsessed with Madeleine, even in death and that she couldn't live up to the idea of Madeleine in Scottie's head. She's so devastated because her and Scottie were engaged prior to the events of the film, but she broke it off in college after three weeks, but she clearly still carries a torch for him along with a resentment with some unknown origin. They discuss the nature of their relationship briefly in the first few minutes of the movie. Always liked Midge as a character. Wish we got more of her. Rope or Rear Window are probably best for your next stops on Hitchcock's filmography. Shadow of a Doubt might be my favorite though.

@chrillekrook-odeal8875 Год назад

Yes, I just recommended Rear Window and Rope too! But maybe Rear Window first, for something slightly lighter after Vertigo...Btw, for people my age and older, Midge is a young Miss Ellie of the most famous soap of all, Dallas! Barbara Bel Geddes.

@tomstanziola1982 Год назад

Shadow Of A Doubt was Hitchcock's own personal favorite of all the films he made. 😃

@centurionl 9 месяцев назад

If I were him, I would've gone with midge.

@ElliotNesterman Год назад

Another thoroughly delightful film with James Stewart and Kim Novak is _Bell, Book, and Candle_ (1958). A fantasy romantic comedy, it also stars Jack Lemmon, and has many wonderful supporting actors. Alfred Hitchcock made fifty films, not counting a few silents. In 1940 he moved from the UK to Hollywood. His first American movie, _Rebecca,_ won the Oscar for Best Picture, his only film to do so. Hitchcock made three other films with James Stewart: _Rope_ (1948), _Rear Window_ (1954), and _The Man Who Knew too Much_ (1956). It's hard to have a single favorite Hitchcock movie, he made so many fine films. I think the one you should watch next is the 1959 _North by Northwest._ It is a spy/mystery/romance/thriller, and has one of the most often quoted scenes in cinema. Its mix of action, mystery, romance, and comedy make a great fun watch. It is credited as being a huge influence on the early Bond movies, which take much of their tone and general style from _North by Northwest._

@DawnMarieX Год назад

Sounds great thank you! 😁

@shawn6669 Год назад

Bell Book and Candle is Great!

@tomstanziola1982 Год назад

I love BELL BOOK AND CANDLE!!!! ❤️ Piewackit the cat is my favorite!!!! ❤️

@geminicricket4975 Год назад

Ah, "Bell, Book and Candle"... the movie that inspired "Bewitched". :)

@InfraMajin Год назад

@@geminicricket4975 Well, major elements from both that film and I MARRIED A WITCH (1942, starring Fredric March & Veronica Lake)... similar to how the sitcom HOGAN'S HEROES was inspired by both STALAG 17 (1953) and THE GREAT ESCAPE (1963).

@Jeff_Lichtman Год назад

If you visit San Francisco you can see many of the shooting locations used in this movie, like Fort Point, Mission Dolores, the Palace of the Legion of Honor, Coit Tower, and more. The shots when Scotty looks down and sees the background recede were done with a dolly zoom. That's where the camera moves forward or back while the lens zooms so that the foreground appears to move in or out. It's also called a "trombone shot." Another famous dolly zoom was in the movie Jaws, when Chief Brody is sitting on the beach when he sees the Kittner boy being attacked. Kim Novak's acting in Vertigo is really good. She plays two characters who are really the same person. Judy and Madeleine talk differently, walk differently, hold themselves differently. Novak portrayed Judy gradually becoming Madeleine again, so we can see the transition happening a bit at a time. I think of Vertigo as being one of Hitchcock's big four, with the others being Rear Window, North by Northwest, and Psycho. You'd do well to react to any of them. Other great Hitchcock movies include Rebecca, Shadow of a Doubt, Notorious, Strangers on a Train, Dial M for Murder, To Catch a Thief, and The Birds.

@Fanfanbalibar 2 месяца назад

In short, all of Sir Alfred 's movies are great, more or less depending on OUR expectations !

@lordwilksy Год назад

Alfred Hitchcock makes his customary cameo appearance walking in the street in a gray suit and carrying a trumpet case.

@joshuabeavin7659 Год назад

There are other Hitchcock movies with even twistier plots, or more nail-biting suspense than this one, but Vertigo remains my favorite always because it just has this incredible, mysterious mood and dark, dreamlike atmosphere throughout the whole thing. It really makes you feel Scottie's obsession and how lost he is. Bernard Hermann's score is simply amazing. I can always rewatch this one and it feels new every time somehow. After Vertigo, my favorite Hitchcocks are probably Notorious, Strangers on a Train, and Shadow of a Doubt.

@terryhughes7349 Год назад

This was Hitchcock's most personal film and all about obsession. Great musical score by Bernard Herrmann. Hitchcock's cameo in Vertigo occurs about 10 minutes into the film. Whilst we wait for Scottie (James Stewart) to arrive at Elster's shipyard, Hitchcock walks across from left to right carrying what appears to be a bugle case. Hitchcock always made cameos near the films beginning.

@jerryhayes9497 Год назад

Even other film directors call Hitchcock,"The Master" A unique genius

@lifelover515 Год назад

More Hitch please Dawnie. Personal faves are 'Rear Window' (James Stewart, Grace Kelly), 'North by Northwest' (Cary Grant, James Mason) and 'Psycho' (Janet Leigh, Anthony Perkins), all essential viewing for any self-respecting cinema buff. And you will all of them 'not see coming'. One of his last films, 'Frenzy' (Barry Morse, Jon Finch) is also a nail-biter.

@308W82 9 месяцев назад

Delightful reaction! A masterpiece -- several years ago, the American Film Institute and the British Film Institute both ranked Vertigo as the best film of all time! The surprise twists and turns are unlike any other film -- with two of the most captivating performances ever -- by Jimmy Stewart and Kim Novak, and additionally, one of the finest film scores by Bernard Hermann ever written.

@kevinhouse4376 Год назад

Thanks, Dawn Marie! Hitchcock is my favorite director, and "Vertigo" is my favorite film of his. The first time I saw "Vertigo," I was watching it in bed after I had gone home sick from work. It's one of those first-time viewing experiences I'll never forget as I was completely engrossed in it much as you were. The next two Hitchcock films you should watch are "Rear Window" with James Stewart and "North by Northwest" with Cary Grant. After those two, many more great ones await you.

@SmokeDogg11 Год назад

Rear Window is an absolute must watch.

@rollotomassi6232 Год назад

"North by Northwest" Classic Hitchcock! The sexiness that the lovely Eva Marie Saint exudes throughout the film with Cary Grant was very risqué for the time.

@dimitrisnikoloulis4071 8 месяцев назад

An all time classic Hitchcockian masterpiece. A noir crime - mystery and psychological thriller , with so jawdropping plotwist ands and turns that makes feel dizzy. A masterful subtle soundtrack by Bernard Herrmann , who 2 years after gave us Psycho, together again with Alfred Hitchcock . The dynamic duo of Stewart and Novak is so intense.

@catherinelw9365 Год назад

Rebecca is a great film, overlooked now, but the only Hitchcock film that won Best Picture. Haunting, gothic, obsessive, highly recommend it.

@conureron3792 Год назад

For more Hitchcock: Psycho is a must. So is Rear Window. (James Stewart is in Rear Window)

@StephenLydon 5 месяцев назад

Vertigo as with most of Hitchcock is so atmospheric and there are so many scenes that are haunting and memorable. A masterpiece indeed

@a-jbrown7178 Год назад

God! Can't wait for you to do Rear Window. I'll be here. One of my all time favourite movies. And it's another James Stewart one too.

@PGHEngineer Год назад

They did a good job of restoring that movie. The colours in the exterior scenes are so beautiful. San Francisco was a beautiful city at one time.

@scottski51 Год назад

Agree PGH about the beauty of that city, my favorite. In the 50s, it was still mostly low buildings due to the earthquake danger (I presume) and these older movies around SF show how nice it appeared before all the high rises came to town!

@Calico_Jack_ Год назад

Something you may love is Mel Brooks in, "High Anxiety". It is his nod to Hitchcock. A spoof of many of Hitchcock's best movies combined into one murder comedy. You're brilliant and always make my day!

@paulwolffart1251 Год назад

She needs to watch a few more Hitchcock movies before High Anxiety to truly appreciate the satire. That is one of my favorite Brooks movies as well!

@Calico_Jack_ Год назад

I would presume Dawn would anyways. This she learned with "Spaceballs". Besides, the likelyness that my suggestion goes beyond the comment section, is highly improbable.

@tomstanziola1982 Год назад

I love your accent so much, Dawn Marie!!!! 🥰❤️🌹

@scottjohnston3144 Год назад

"North By Northwest" is probably my favorite Hitchcock movie followed closely by "Notorious" (Cary Grant & Ingrid Bergman) and "Rear Window". I think the most well known Hitchcock movie is "Psycho" (1960), which he made following "Vertigo" (1958) and "North By Northwest" (1959). About everything the man directed shows up regularly - "The Birds", "Strangers on a Train", "Rope", "Dial M for Murder", "To Catch a Thief", "The Wrong Man", "The Man Who Knew Too Much", "Marnie" - all are worth watching.

@michaelstach5744 8 месяцев назад

Don’t forget Rebecca!

@phosphorescentscotsman Год назад

In 1958, this wasn't a critics pick. Its has only grown in status in the interviewing decades. Hitchcock's estate made this one unavailable to exhibitors along with Rope (1948) and Rear Window (1954) All three were re-released to theaters in the beginning 80's. These films were made for the big screen, and that's the best way to see them. When it come's to VISUAL story-telling Hitch was a creative genius. And its impressive that someone as young as yourself is able to appreciate it.

@Emburbujada Год назад

This is my favourite Hitchcock film! I love everything about it!

@Ceractucus Год назад

From silent films to Hitchcock! Dawn Marie, you are quickly becoming my favorite reactor. Please keep them coming! Everyone please this a thumbs up and subscribe! : ) Judy fell because she was startled. This leaves me to wonder if Scotty was so in love with in her he would have forgiven her crimes and deceptions. I also think Judy did really try to stop Gavin Elster killing the real Madeline. She was in love with Scotty by that time and the real Madeline's death would mean she'd have to go into hiding. Sadly the real Madeline was already dead when Judy reached the top of the tower and Elster threw her off the tower as soon as Judy showed up. The reason Judy died was because of the Hays code. Between 1934 and 1968 there were rules about movies to make them more moral. One of the rules was that if a person that committed a crime had to either get caught or die, so Hitch had to write it that way. But I wonder if Scotty would have forgiven her, or had already done so. Almost all of Hitchcock movies are worth watching. IMO these are the best ones: Rebecca, Shadow of a Doubt, Read Window, North by Northwest, Psycho, Notorious, and this movie.

@malarkey2217 Год назад

I would suggest 'REAR WINDOW' as your next Hitchcock reaction, as it's my favourite and your fav actor is in that one too! Another with JS is 'ROPE' which does get overlooked but is guaranteed to have your heart racing again. 😊

@captbunnykiller1.0 Год назад

The dialogue in Rear Window is my favourite. And of course, Grace Kelly is perfect, too perfect.

@chrillekrook-odeal8875 Год назад

My suggestion too! And Rope is a must see, almost a forgotten masterpiece.

@joebloggs396 Год назад

Rope is more fun, great dialogue. To stop it being overlooked maybe mention it first.

@sonnieandjacob Год назад

Rear window I second it

@shawn6669 Год назад

As someone from the US who's reasonably well read, I've read the word "Wheesht" before, but I'd never heard someone actually vocally use the term. That's another one off the bucket list I guess. :)

@wgandy9541 Год назад

Loved your reaction to this classic!!! One of my favorite Hitchcock movies is " Dial M for Murder" with Ray Milland and Grace Kelly (the actress in "Rear Window") I think you will love it. Another great Hitchcock movie is "Suspicion" with Cary Grant. I look forward to watching you as you travel this wonderful rabbit hole of Hitchcock greatness!!!

@shawnp3187 Год назад

Definitely watch North by Northwest, you'll love Cary Grant's performance. Strangers on a Train is great and you'll enjoy Rear Window, more James Stewart.

@ultimatewarrior3310 Год назад

You should watch Abbott Costello movies too . This is a good classic. If you like these you will like key largo, the Maltese falcon, dark passages.

@kevinmole9982 Год назад

that is one hell of a movie with brilliant direction

@Kevonutube303 Год назад

You're gonna love this. In honor of Spring coming, you could pull up another classic, "The Birds" by this great director.

@sheert Год назад

Not enough reactors do Vertigo. It's one of the best ever films. Great reaction too :) "I didn't see that coming!"

@KreshDraven6 Год назад

Funny how this has a very classic Hitchcockian feel but at the same time it's one of his most experimental projects. And no doubt one of his best. Cinematography, costumes and set design are gorgeous too. Simply a brilliant film. Hitchcock is a god tier director and I think you'll have a lot of fun with his films, personally my favorite is Rear Window.

@tmerrick24 Год назад

Rope, The Birds, Psycho, Rear Window, The Trouble With Harry, any of his films really, but i'd love to see your reactions to those.

@MrGpschmidt Год назад

My fave Hitchcock film. Masterpiece. An ultimate mindfuck of a film with superlative performances by Jimmy Stewart (my fav actor of all-time) and the divine Kim Novak - beyond tragic and suspenseful. Excellent beginning for his canon Dawn - you're in for a treat - I recommend PSYCHO, THE BIRDS, NORTH BY NORTHWEST and THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (re-teaming w/Jimmy).

@jackmessick2869 Год назад

Strangers on a Train is a great film of Hitchcock's. The villain is so creepy! It is black and white, but the whole premise is intriguing and the way it's told is amazing. Vertigo is based on the French novel "From Among the Dead."

@harrytrevenen2310 Год назад

Dawn, think you would enjoy "Bell Book and Candle" from 1958, right up your alley, quirky comic love story. Nice chemistry between Jimmy Stewart and Kim Novak. With a little occult thrown in.

@DawnMarieX Год назад

I'll check it out!

@Fanfanbalibar 4 месяца назад

You won’t regret it and relax your stress after Vertigo @@DawnMarieX

@kathyk5319 Год назад

My favorite is The Birds, but a few runners-up are Marnie, Psycho, Strangers on a Train, Rear Window, The Rope. And his television series, Alfred Hitchcock Presents was A+.

@mikeduplessis8069 Год назад

'North by Northwest' is a fun Hitchcock film that stars Carey Grant ('Bringing up Baby', you'll recall).

@Fanfanbalibar 4 месяца назад

Cary, not Carey !

@anthonyanderson2405 8 месяцев назад

Kim Novak was a highly uneven actress, but in Vertigo she was absolutely heartbreaking. A great performance!

@Fanfanbalibar 4 месяца назад

Apart from Preminger (The man with a golden arm) then Hitch, then Bell book and Candle director, all wanted to give her pale imitations of Hitchcock ´s Vertigo and she was right to quit and go living in Oregon with her Vet’ husband Bob Malloy …

@kellynorton Год назад

My favorite Hitchcock movie is either Psycho or Rebecca. After a few of these movies I guess you'll have to watch Mel Brooks' High Anxiety.

@DawnMarieX Год назад

Yes it’s on the list! 😅

@cgbleak Год назад

@@DawnMarieX High Anxiety is a love letter to Hitchcock films, so don't watch it til you've seen a lot more Hitchcock.

@Cosmo-Kramer Год назад

@@DawnMarieX Dawn, here are my Top 5 Hitchcock pictures: *1) Rear Window 2) Notorious 3) Psycho 4) North By Northwest 5) Vertigo.*

@chrillekrook-odeal8875 Год назад

My old mother (born 1938) still recalls going to the cinema as a young girl and seeing Rebecca. She hasn't seen many Hitchcock movies, I suppose, she's not a cineast, but Rebecca seems to have impressed her a lot. I like it too, but Psycho is more my cup of tea.

@Fanfanbalibar 4 месяца назад

Not that f…..ing High Anxiety !

@mirkomustapic3883 Год назад

I appreciate people who like watching classics.Well done.One of best movies of all time.

@captbunnykiller1.0 Год назад

This movie has so many layers, beautiful piece of storytelling.

@FrancisXLord Год назад

Having watched this film a zillion times, the only explanation that I have been able to fathom about her apparently not being present at the hotel is that the woman treating the plant in the lobby was too concentrated on what she was doing to notice her enter. Also that she had another key cut. Alfred Hitchcock was a cinematic genius who influenced filmmaking so deeply that he deserves his own day (he deserves his own month in my opinion). Vertigo was actually not popular upon its first release, it would be discovered in decades to come which implies it was probably a little ahead of its time. I consider it his greatest work but most people credit Psycho (1960) - definitely brilliant, and a must watch. There are so many other Hitchcock films that I would say the same about.

@paintedjaguar Год назад

Well, a lot of people say "Psycho", but I think many of them have never seen any other Hitchcock except maybe "The Birds" because those are the two that horror fans know about. Strange that they mostly don't know about "Frenzy", the only other of his films that really kind of belongs in that category.

@drg3712 Год назад

Rear Window is the one for you Dawn Marie

@coreyhendricks9490 Год назад

Cool reaction as always Dawn, you have a nice day sweetie 🥰❤️

@deanjarva1373 Год назад

I've been putting off getting your Patreon, but now that you've done Vertigo, I feel I have to watch the full reaction!

@MLJ7956 Год назад

Great reaction there...😁✌️ My top favorite Alfred Hitchcock films are... 1. Psycho (1960) 2. Vertigo 3. North By Northwest 4. The Birds 5. Rear Window 6. Strangers On A Train 7. Dial M For Murder 8. Rope 9. Torn Curtain 10. Marnie 10. The Trouble With Harry 11. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) 12. The 39 Steps (1935) 13. The Lady Vanishes (1938) 14. Suspicion 15. To Catch A Thief 16. Frenzy 17. Saboteur 18. Notorious 19. Lifeboat 20.Shadow Of A Doubt 21. Rebecca 22. The Wrong Man 23. Spellbound 24. I Confess 25. Family Plot

@Fanfanbalibar 4 месяца назад

The whole list!

@RDRussell2 Год назад

I've seen about 80% of all Hitchcock movies, and this one is my favorite. It keeps haunting you long after you've seen it! If you happen to like psychology - or Salvador Dali paintings - give "Spellbound" a try.

@DevlinDomini Год назад

I know it’s a lot of work, but you have the coolest job!!! I watched this on VHS when I was 14 and never imagined how years later that RU-vid would be a thing. If a time-traveler went back and said I’d be watching this with some Scottish mom on my tv…. I’d be like, “What? Huh?”

@christopherhamm4712 Год назад

React to Hitchcock's 1942 film "Saboteur". A tale of an innocent man on the run from both the police and the bad guys. It is my favorite of Hitchcock's "lesser" films.

@hungfao Год назад

Hitchcock was a genius. Even is early stuff tended to be captivating, A favorite? That's a tough one. Most would gravitate to 'Psycho' or 'The Birds'. They're both great. IMO, his masterpiece is 'Rebecca'.

@itt23r Год назад

One word: HARVEY. After IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE, it's my favorite Jimmy Stewart movie. And you'll love it too.

@garybrockie6327 Год назад

You have just taken your first step into a far larger world. Highly recommended Hitchcock movies… 1963 The Birds 1960 Psycho 1959 North by Northwest (lots of fun) 1955 The Trouble With Harry (dark comedy) 1955 To Catch a Thief (Hitchcock, Cary Grant, and Grace Kelly on the French Riviera.) 1954 Rear Window 1953 Dial M for Murder 1951 Strangers on a Train (Robert Walker as Bruno is brilliant) 1948 Rope (cinematic experiment in filming a play.) 1946 Notorious (A spy love Triangle don’t miss this.) 1943 Shadow of a Doubt (Hitchcock’s personal favorite) 1940 Rebecca (Love this movie) That is just a list of my favorite Hitchcock films that he made in Hollywood. He made great films in the UK as well.

@raymeedc Год назад

Rear window is another Hitchcock starring James Stewart (with the iconic Grace Kelly) you might like.

@westlock Год назад

Sixty years ago, San Francisco was one of the world's most beautiful cities. Now it is noted for crime and homelessness. 😢

@BeastrealDT Год назад

"Psycho", "The Birds" & "Rear Window", are my favorite Alfred Hitchcock movies. That last one also stars James Stewart. ✌️❤️🌹

@MrJonnydanger Год назад

Hitchcock was the greatest suspense filmmaker to have ever lived. His movies are bonkers. Kim Novak who plays the girl is actually still alive. My favorite is also a Jimmy Stewart Hitchcock called rope. Psycho is great. Rear window, the man who knew too much

@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons Год назад

If you've not seen early Ewan McGregor film *_Shallow Grave,_* I promise you'll enjoy it

@LordVolkov Год назад

A great early Danny Boyle 👍

@droidx1191 Год назад

Another note related to "Vertigo" -- Bruce Willis and Madeleine Stowe recreate the famous "green scene" (when Judy has transformed into Madeleine for Scottie) in Terry Gilliam's amazing movie, "12 Monkeys." It is a phenomenal movie moment, made better by the observation Bruce offers beforehand, as their characters are watching Hitchcock movies while hiding out in a theater: He says something like, "I've seen this movie before, but it was different. But the movie can't change. I changed."

@Fanfanbalibar 2 месяца назад

Dear Bruce Willis, who has now such a bad condition (healthwise)........

@tomstanziola1982 Год назад

Hitchcock movies are fantastic!!! I think you'll enjoy more of them, Dawn Marie. A few good examples of Hitchcock's best, beside this one, NORTH BY NORTHWEST, PSYCHO, THE BIRDS, REAR WINDOW, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN, and SHADOW OF A DOUBT. I hope you get to see more of his work.

@craigtalbott731 Год назад

8:04 "Mrs. Davis?" "Could I have seventeen-fifty?" "Bless your heart!"

@tenmark7055 Год назад

Congrats on 30k

@pepsiman990 Год назад

As dizzy as the opening was getting you, imagine it on the big screen!

@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra Год назад

I love that you weren't pre-solving every, last, "twist" or occurrence or forthcoming event, etc. You were, bloody, perplexed! Perfection! 😝😝😛 Vertigo is, really, the top echelon of Hitchcock's work. ...But, personally, I've always had "a thing" for: North By Northwest. Rear Window, of course [Another, w/ the GREAT Jimmy Stewart!] The Rope is quite disturbing -and unique as it is shot as 'a single take' (not literally-cameras didn't hold enough film to accomplish that, so reels had to be switched-out (and there were "pauses"there), but other than that, it is, basically "continuous.") ...Based on a play -and, truly, disturbing, "philosophizing"/social assignations.) The Man Who Knew Too Much Shadow Of A Doubt Strangers On A Train ...all, necessary viewing. Marnie: ...I think, is the MOST disturbing of all of Hitchcock's work ...but, also: quite powerful. Of course, the "rom-com."(-ish): To Catch A Thief. [You CAN'T go wrong watching: Grace Kelly and Cary Grant. really!😛👍 ] --I, also, HAVE to recommend: "the best Hitchcock movie Hitchcock NEVER made.": CHARADE [Starring: Audrey Hepburn and (the aforementioned) Cary Grant 🤘🤘] Directed by: Stanley Donen [Superb, all-star cast!]

@redviper6805 Год назад

Another thriller I strongly urge you to react to is Wait Until Dark. Not directed by Hitchcock but he might as well have. You’ll be on the edge of your seat and biting your nails!

@cliffordwaterton3543 Год назад

Great news - Dawn discovers Hitch! A host of incredible movies (including but not limited to) - Psycho/Suspicion/Rebecca/Notorious/Rear Window and my personal favourite - Spellbound. I think you'll love his movies and see why he is known as the Master of Suspense. Fun fact - Hitch appeared briefly in all of his films - not shown in your edit but he's carrying a weird shaped case and walks past james stewart as he enters the shipyard.

@danielparsons2859 10 месяцев назад

'That was a bloody good movie' - great reaction.

@rte4634 Год назад

I love older movies. Great reaction. Good job!

@JesseOaks-ef9xn 23 дня назад

Jimmy Stewart and Kim Novack starred in another movie together. It was a comedy and the end was pretty special. It was Bell, Book, and Candle.

@michaelt6218 Год назад

The unexplained disappearance from the hotel room is what Hitchcock called an icebox scene, that is, a scene "that hits you after you've gone home and start pulling cold chicken out of the icebox" [refrigerator], as he explained. He enjoyed playing with his audience that way. Another GREAT Hitchcock movie with your boyfriend Jimmy Stewart in it is Rear Window. You'll love it! To answer your question at the end, I have *many* favorite Hitchcock movies, but the top three are probably Vertigo, Psycho, and The 39 Steps.

@Mike-rw2nh Год назад

Warning: may contain traces of fanboying (you have been warned!) YES! YES! YES! Finally a film reaction channel that doesn’t follow the crowd and goes rootling for all those long forgotten gems. 11/10 for taste! P.s. No, I’m not going to ruin this by boring you with a list of films to watch. You do you. The Charlie Chaplin reaction was bloody genius!!! For all your self-deprecating humour, your channel is light years beyond the usual dross. Bravo!

@jdness3244 Год назад

Rear Window is another great starting point for Hitchcock! More Jimmy Stuart 🤣

@TTM9691 Год назад

BEST REACTION TO VERTIGO EVER. It's not even my favorite Hitchcock movie. Fantastic reaction, wow. Keep doing Hitchcock, he's got SO MANY good movies! The top four for me are: PSYCHO, REAR WINDOW, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN and SHADOW OF A DOUBT. Also ROPE. Rear Window and Rope both have Jimmy Stewart. He's got lots of other good ones, but those four are REALLY great, textbook Hitchcock-as-master-of-suspense. Don't miss those four!

@tanisdevelopment Год назад

For great James Stewart/Alfred Hitchcock you should watch "Rear Window" and "Rope".

@alancrofoot Год назад

North by Northwest and Rear Window, 2 very good Alfred Hitchcock films.

@luvthetube07 Год назад

Hi Dawn Marie. You're going to hear a ton of recommendations when it comes to the Hitchcock films. I will say I have no doubt whatever films you chose, you will be entertained 😉 Enjoy my exceptionally cute friend. BTW my favorite 2 Alfred Hitchcock films are the crowd pleaser favorites, North By Northwest and Psycho.

@michaelmay5453 Год назад

I was scared of heights but at age 18 every Swedish man has to do his military service (or at least we did in 1988) and I wanted to get out of it. When I realized I couldn't I decided to make the best of it and selected special service, I became a platoon commander of the Airborne rangers. Kinda cured my fear of heights really fucking fast. The first day of training was to actually make a jump of 6 meters and land safely. I did that without flinching but I damn near fainted just looking down. Getting REALLY high up helped though, that didn't scare me in the same way and in the end, it cured my fear of heights. I stuck with it for a while but then ... things in the real world got out of hand and required my presence. Still glad I did that and my service in Kosovo and Bosnia saved people so I'm proud of that, no one can take that away.

@jameswarkentin2798 Год назад

Rear Window is awesome. The Trouble With Harry is one of my favorites and is a little different from his usual. It's lesser known, but very entertaining.

@cuerpo869 Год назад

My favorite Hitchcock is The Birds..a nice scary thriller..

@DawnMarieX Год назад

I’ll add it to the list! 😅

@pyrodiscoflash6115 Год назад

Always a Awesome Way to Enjoy a Sunday Evening watching a Great Movie with Dawn, another Classic fantastic Movie is North by Northwest

@floraposteschild4184 Месяц назад

The hotel scene: Hitchcock doesn't explain it, but it seems that the desk clerk was bribed. Listen to the mechanical way she says "there's. Her. Key." and "What. Car." -- without even looking. It wouldn't be hard to arrange in advance: "there's this guy who keeps following me around. If he asks, please tell him I'm not here."

@konowd Год назад

This might be my favorite Hitchcock film

@jerrychandler657 Год назад

1. North by Northwest 2. Rear Window 3. The birds 4. To Catch a thief All Great!

@JPDillon Год назад

Hitchcock's "Rear Window" (also starring James Stewart!) is a masterpiece. The female lead, Grace Kelly, may be the most beautiful and glamorous woman to ever work in Hollywood. At the height of her fame, she married the Prince of Monaco and quit acting to be a Princess. She performed numerous civic and charitable duties in her official role as Princess. She died at the age of 52 in a car crash.

@Fanfanbalibar 4 месяца назад

The car crash occurred because she had a stroke while driving !

@arnoldkegebein2147 Год назад

This is one of my favorite Hitchcock movies. You might want to watch North by Northwest (1959) and To Catch a Thief 1955), both with Cary Grant.

@cessnaace Год назад

An additional ending was made during post production for some European countries due to certain laws prohibiting a film from letting a "bad guy" get away at the end of a film. In the new ending, after Scottie looks down from the bell tower (the original ending) there is a short scene of Midge in her apartment sitting next to a radio and listening to reports of the police tracking down Gavin Elster hiding out in Europe. As Midge turns off the radio, the news flash also reports that three Berkeley students got caught bringing a cow up the stairs of a campus building. Scottie enters the apartment, looks at Midge plainly, and then looks out a window. Midge makes two drinks and gives one to Scottie. The scene ends with both of them looking out the window without saying a single word to each other. This alternate ending can be found on the 1996 LaserDisc Box Set; Restored Version with an entire disc of extras. MCA/Universal Signature Collection. Released in both the U.S. {42941} and Japan {PILF-2532}.

@Fanfanbalibar 4 месяца назад

It was just meant by Hitch to « obey » the Hayes code but he had already decided not to do this ending from the beginning!