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Darth-Stryphe
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8/21/06 10:23am
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RE: The Films of Alfred Hitchcock: Now Discussing "Murder"(1930)
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Is that a challenge? 
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Zaz
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8/21/06 10:57am
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Sure. 
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solojones
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What do you mean, you can get it easily on Netflix 
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JohnWesleyDowney
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RE: The Films of Alfred Hitchcock: Now Discussing "Murder"(1930)
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Gee, how much of Hitchcock's film catalogue is actually available?
Surely Netflix doesn't carry everything he ever did!
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TheBoogieMan
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8/26/06 8:34pm
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There was a series of about four box sets that contain almost all of his body of work - The Hitchcock Collection, I believe.
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Zaz
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11/23/06 8:34pm
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Certain ones are difficult to see: "Lifeboat" and "Under Capricorn" for two.
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solojones
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11/24/06 10:49am
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I managed to catch Lifeboat on TCM one time.
The Skin Game (1930)
IMDB summary: A rich family, the Hillcrests, is fighting against the speculator, Hornblower, who sends away poor farmers to build factories on their lands. When Mrs. Hillcrest finds out that Chloe Hornblower was a prostitute, she uses this secret to blackmail the speculator and force him to stop his business.
Well I've certainly never seen it. It has some Hitch elements- the prostitute, the blackmail. But it doesn't really interest me. It is on DVD, though.
We're 5 films away from the first one I've seen. Thankfully, after that I've seen most of them. Sorry for the long abscence. It's been a mad semester in more ways than one.
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Zaz
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11/24/06 7:47pm
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Haven't seen this one either, but it sounds interesting.
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TheBoogieMan
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11/26/06 7:56pm
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Hooray for this thread getting back on track!
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General Kenobi
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11/26/06 8:09pm
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Last week, I got my copies of The Masterpiece Collection and North By Northwest delivered from Amazon. This weekend I watched Vertigo (also the commentary on the restored version - very interesting) and North By Northwest. I hope to watch as many of the ones I haven't seen yet ASAP.
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TheBoogieMan
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Very nice, GK.
I also bought "Strangers on a Train" recently, one of the only "big" Hitch's that I haven't seen yet.
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Zaz
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11/26/06 8:39pm
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Oh, you should enjoy that one. 
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TheBoogieMan
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Given my love for the Ripley series, anything combining Hindsmith with Hitch should be perfect in my book.
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Zaz
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11/27/06 10:08am
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It's not an explicit as the book; the production code, you know. But Hitchcock gets a lot of perversity into it in other ways.
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Rogue1-and-a-half
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Have you read the novel? The film is substantially different and better, if you ask me.
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