search RandomCha
Enter ROY’S WORLD
Randomcha RSS
-
Join 766 other subscribers
Past
tag cloud
- 3 things
- 007
- 420
- animation
- apocalypse
- art
- barbara stanwyck
- Barry Gifford
- books
- Buñuel
- canada
- Chicago
- Chicagoist
- Christmas
- Christopher Nolan
- cocktails
- comic book movies
- Cronenberg
- David Lynch
- Disney
- documentaries
- editing
- film festivals
- filmmaking
- film noir
- gay
- haiku
- Halloween
- Hitchcock
- humphrey bogart
- James Bond
- James Mason
- Jane Fonda
- japan
- Jason Adasiewicz
- jazz
- jimmy stewart
- joan crawford
- John Huston
- Kurosawa
- LA
- lili taylor
- lists
- matt dillon
- movies
- music
- musicals
- new york
- October
- Otto Preminger
- Paris
- paul thomas anderson
- pause of the clock
- poetry
- pre-code
- queue tips
- recipes
- Robert Altman
- Robert Ryan
- Roy's World
- rum
- San Francisco
- sci fi
- Scorsese
- silent film
- Soderbergh
- star trek
- superheroes
- tiki
- trash
- twin peaks
- war
- Westerns
- willem dafoe
- Woody Allen
-
Tag Archives: Hitchcock
3 things about Alfred Hitchcock’s NOTORIOUS
Notorious [1946] 1. She puts her hand on top of his and discreetly passes him the key. 2. The sound her body makes when she hits the floor. 3. He reaches over and quickly locks the door.
3 things about Gus Van Sant’s PSYCHO
Psycho [1998] 1. Hitchcock didn’t need a Steadicam. 2. A single drop of blood falls on the edge of the sink. 3. Stupidest line not in the original: “Let me get my Walkman.”
3 things about Alfred Hitchcock’s THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
The Man Who Knew Too Much [1956] 1. “Sewing machines! It looks just like on television.” 2. Bernard fixes her a drink. She brings the glass to her lips but doesn’t take a sip. Then she puts the glass down … Continue reading
3 things about Alfred Hitchcock’s THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
The Man Who Knew Too Much [1956] 1. “Sewing machines! It looks just like on television.” 2. Bernard fixes her a drink. She brings the glass to her lips but doesn’t take a sip. Then she puts the glass down … Continue reading
3 things about Alfred Hitchcock’s NOTORIOUS
Notorious [1946] 1. Devlin sits alone at a cafe, on the left side of the frame, opposite an empty chair. Dissolve to: Alicia sitting alone in a restaurant on the right side of the frame, opposite an empty spot in … Continue reading
3 things about Alfred Hitchcock’s VERTIGO
Vertigo [1958] 1. Scottie drives a DeSoto. On his coffeetable he has a copy of People magazine. 2. In the final scene, Scottie keeps mixing tenses and pronouns … he talks about “her” and “you,” about Judy and Madeleine–“It’s too … Continue reading
