In a classic old movie mood ... any titles?

Question

I love Hitchcock films ... NO MUSICALS ... suspense is my favorite. I like the era of the 40s thru 60s.

I would greatly appreciate some titles!

Thanks!

Answer 1

Ok here's a list you can choose:

1.- Casablanca
2.- The Maltese falcon
3.- The Man who knew too much
4.- Psycho
5.- The Birds
6.- Citizen Kane
7.- The Manchurian Candidate

Have Fun :)!!!

Answer 2

Casablanca
Cape Fear (1962)
The Leopard Man
The Seventh Victim
Blow-up (1966) aka Blow Up
I Bury the Living
In a Lonely Place
Shadow of a Doubt
Vertigo
North by Northwest
Strangers on a Train
Suspicion
Experiment in Terror
Autumn Leaves
Niagara
The Bad Seed (original)
This Gun for Hire (original)
The Blue Dahlia~Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake
Gaslight
Laura
Phantom Lady
Leave Her to Heaven
Scarlet Street
The Woman in the Window
Dark Passage
Nightmare Alley
Night of the Hunter
Experiment in Terror
Beast with Five Fingers~horror/suspense (not really supernatural)
The Third Man
Play "Misty" for Me
Don't Look Now (1973)
Obsession
Roadgames
Sisters~quite good but gory in places

For modern suspense, you could try:
When Strangers Appear
The Minus Man
The Vanishing~Jeff Bridges and Kiefer Sutherland version
Trauma~one of those puzzle movies
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
Malice

Answer 3

Out of the Past, Sunset Boulevard, The Bicycle Thief, Ace in the Hole, On the Beach, Double Indemnity, The Thomas Crown Affair(1968), The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence, and The Best Years of Our Lives.

Answer 4

I just saw the foll old ones this week and enjoyed all: The Searchers (Western), Von Ryan's Express (War), The Outlaw Josey Wales (Western), Witness for the Prosecution (suspense & legal drama - Agatha Christie's work).

Hitchcock's suspense is best in Rebecca, Psycho, 39 Steps, Vertigo, Dial M for murder, Rear Window...to name a few.

Answer 5

Now Voyager
Whatever Happend To Baby Jane
An Affair To Remember
White Heat
Mr. Deeds Goes To Town

Answer 6

North by Northwest, Rebecca, Rear Window

Answer 7

in case you haven't any longer considered "2001 area Odyssey" yet you're lacking out on an mind-blowing action picture. you besides might might desire to undergo in innovations that earlier than celebrity Wars, nonetheless there have been Sci-fi and fable video clips, they weren't almost as conventional and there are not a sort of them. The overwhelming majority are terrible B-video clips approximately huge bugs and crap like that. one in each of my favorites is 20,000 Leagues under the sea, based on the Jules Verne e book. it would no longer inevitably be what you're searching for, despite the fact that that's sci-fi and that's an astonishing action picture. "Forbidden Planet" from 1956 is rather cool. it extremely is corny, yet it extremely is purely as a results of fact of ways previous that's. in case you savour how floor breaking it exchange into you may desire to rejoice with it. It has Leslie Nielsen in it as a severe actor, that's rather humorous. additionally the unique "The Day the Earth Stood nevertheless" is an astonishing action picture.

Answer 8

The Spiral Staircase (1945)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038975/

Charade (1963)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056923/

The Night of the Hunter (1955)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0048424/

Witness for the Prosecution (1957)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051201/

Answer 9

Double Indemnity or the Maltese Falcon or North by Northwest or Charade!

Answer 10

...actually, just this past evening, I saw one of the most compelling and heart-wretching biographical melodramas ever; that film was "Man of a Thousand Faces", starring James Cagney. If you are not familiar with the story, James Cagney portrays world-renowned silent film star Lon Chaney, and the film encapsulates the trials, tribulations and turmoil of Cheney's life....being raised by deaf and dumb parents....his obsession with becoming something more than just an 'everyman' on Vaudeville, and in Hollywood....his absolute devoted love for his son, and how he attempted to protect his son from following his his shadow....his mis-understanding and insensitive first wife, and the true love he eventually found, in a good friend....and of course, his culminating notoriety for being able to change his face anyway he wanted to, for just about any performance, which earned him the famed nickname, 'man of a 1,000 faces'...

...most highly recommended, but arm yourself with a box of tissues, for this one...