To the best of my knowledge... I've never heard any of these songs. And I've heard of Genesis... but nobody else on the list. Well, maybe I've hear of Stone Roses , but can't prove it.
In regards to Morvern Callar , I watched this one a couple of months ago, and actually admired the acting, but... I was waiting for a "hero" or "heroine" and found none. Then, when I realized there wasn't going to be one, I was waiting at least for a real "antihero/ine"... and found none. Then, I found myself waiting- at least- for one redeeming act/thought/expression from Morvern... and waited in vain.
It's a stylish movie, no doubt, and worth watching, but I really can't say I enjoyed it.
It would be difficult for me to rate my top 10 Hitchcock movies, but your list is pretty dang good. However, I personally would replace The Lady Vanishes with Young and Innocent, which, although the premise is at least as silly, is much more fun.
Hmmm. I had to vote for my 2nd (possibly 3rd) favorite Hitchcock film, "Rear Window". My favorite is "Young and Innocent" (1937) with Derrick De Marney and Nova Pilbeam. I'm a little surprised it wasn't listed. It's not "great" Hitch, but a fun one that I watch about twice a year.
Wow!
To the best of my knowledge... I've never heard any of these songs. And I've heard of Genesis... but nobody else on the list. Well, maybe I've hear of Stone Roses , but can't prove it.
In regards to Morvern Callar , I watched this one a couple of months ago, and actually admired the acting, but... I was waiting for a "hero" or "heroine" and found none. Then, when I realized there wasn't going to be one, I was waiting at least for a real "antihero/ine"... and found none. Then, I found myself waiting- at least- for one redeeming act/thought/expression from Morvern... and waited in vain.
It's a stylish movie, no doubt, and worth watching, but I really can't say I enjoyed it.
What did I miss?
It would be difficult for me to rate my top 10 Hitchcock movies, but your list is pretty dang good. However, I personally would replace The Lady Vanishes with Young and Innocent, which, although the premise is at least as silly, is much more fun.
Shadow of a Doubt would definitely be on my list.
Hmmm. I had to vote for my 2nd (possibly 3rd) favorite Hitchcock film, "Rear Window". My favorite is "Young and Innocent" (1937) with Derrick De Marney and Nova Pilbeam. I'm a little surprised it wasn't listed. It's not "great" Hitch, but a fun one that I watch about twice a year.