Marnie

The Bottom Line: Less than the sum of its parts, Marnie is the capstone to Hitchcock's decades long obsession with the cool blond. For fans only.

Review: Marnie (1964)

The fifties and sixties were Alfred Hitchcock's most productive period; the era of the cool blond and the various psychological and sexual problems that the human animal can manifest. Marnie was the last of this series and...

The Bottom Line: This is one of Hitchcock's treasures, not really appreciated in its day. Try it and see what you think!

Review: Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie is based on a Winston Graham novel, adapted for the screen by Jay Presson Allen . Like all of Hitchcock's work, it stands as a work marked primarily by it's differences from anything else being filmed at the time. It goes a...

Review: If you haven't seen Alfred Hitchcock's "Marnie", I advise you to rent or buy this movie.

It is an absolutely amazing psychological thriller starring Tippi Hedren and Sean Connery.

Tippi Hedren plays Margaret (Marnie) Edgar who has...

The Bottom Line: Interesting film that begins as a suspense, then slowly shifts into a psychological study that ultimately develops into a unique love story.

Review: I've come across two shops over the last several months- both with an ever flowing traffic of new and used dvd's and VHS that have had a dramatic effect on my wallet/paycheques. Still- the deals are too good to pass up and the collection is filling...

The Bottom Line: Hitchcock's Marnie acts as a perfect companion piece for his equally obsessive Vertigo.

Review: After completing The Birds, Alfred Hitchcock turned his focus on Winston Graham's novel, MARNIE, and it's easy to see why the Master of Suspense was so intrigued by it. The main character is a mentally deranged woman who becomes the center of...

Review: Alfred Hitchcock is the reason I went to film school. ?North By Northwest? is the first film I remember watching on the big screen. It was this film that made me fall in love with the magic of filmmaking. It was this film that made me eagerly seek...

The Bottom Line: WATCH IT AGAIN AND AGAIN. MY FAVORITE HITCHCOCK MOVIE - AND PROUD!

Review: MARNIE IS A GREAT MOVIE EVEN IF IT'S NOT A PERFECT FILM.

IT'S EASY TO GET WRAPPED UP IN THE TECHNICAL "MISSES" AND THE BEHIND-THE-SCENES "MISSHAPS" ONLY TO FORGET HOW ENTERTAINING THE FILM - MOVIE - IS. IT DELIVERS THE TYPICAL HITCHOCKIAN...

Review: As director, Hitchcock made many wonderous tales come to life on the screen but Marnie is one of his best.

Because of a childhood tragedy Marnie became, in her later years, a blatant liar and a thief. Although the advertisements and...