Alfred Hitchcock Collection

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What are some of your favorite films by the Master of Suspense and which do you have?

Rear Window
The Birds
Psycho
Dial M For Murder

these are just a few that I like and have on VHS.  I'm hoping to get them on DVD in the near future.

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I have the fancy Criterion DVDs of The 39 Steps and Spellbound, and the DVD of North by Northwest.

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My rankings (at least of the ones I've seen):

Rear Window
Rope
North by Northwest
Vertigo
Dial M for Murder
Psycho
The Trouble with Harry

We don't have any Hitchcock films on DVD or VHS, but we rent them a lot.

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Rear Window
Rope

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I've seen:

The Lady Vanishes (Have on budget DVD)
Rebecca (Have on Criterion DVD)
Lifeboat
Notorious (Have on Criterion DVD)
Rope
Dial M For Murder
Rear Window
The Trouble With Harry
Vertigo (Have on Letterboxed VHS taped off TV)
North By Northwest
Psycho
The Birds
Frenzy
Family Plot
and 1/2 of Strangers on a Train.

Vertigo is my favourite of his films.

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Have seen:

North by Northwest (DVD)
The Birds
The Lodger (1927 silent)
Psycho
The 39 Steps

Would like to see:

Vertigo
Dial M for Murder
Rebecca
Suspicion
Rear Window

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I also like Shadow of a Doubt.

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All of Hitchcock's American films are great so I'll just point out the disapointments
"Under Capricorn"
"Topaz"
"Torn Curtain" has it's moments but it kind of drags.
I haven't seen all of his British films but "The Lodger", "Manxman", "The 39 Steps", "Murder", "The Man Who New Too Much" (the original w/Peter Lorre) and The Lady Vanishes are all great.
All of which are avalible on DVD

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I used to watch the Alfred Hitchcock show.  My favorite was the one where the kid dressed in an cowboy outfit takes a real gun in which he thinks is a toy and goes around town adding a real bullet into the gun in each place.