One of Hitchcock's best movies

Plus the women he worked with would testify to that, how he would torment them. Plus if I'm to understand this properly, he had a bit of a casting couch.
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Yes, they had a movie on Hitchcock a few years back where they made it look like he could be very unpleasant with women.

I really enjoyed North by Northwest and Rear Window. I'm not familiar with Saboteur though. I don't think I've heard of that before. I quite like Hitchcock's style and direction even though I heard he rather tormented his female stars to get the most out of them.
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Fantastic and thrilling Hitchcock movie!
My 3 favorites are this one, Rear Window, and Saboteur.

Watched this last week? Was it the one with the BIG. Heads of the presidents? Whatever the f it’s called I can’t tho I if it right now!
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I'm a big fan of this movie, not only because it's Hitchcock but
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because of Cary Grant.

I love Capra, but I had to turn off that movie within 15 minutes.
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I have never met anyone before who didn't like Cary Grant. Wow!
I've, I mean, and well, I just,….huh…
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I have this recorded, but I never liked Cary Grant, and I've only seen one of his movies that I thought was Hitchcock, but it wasn't.. I didn't like "Charade"
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I thought the plot was completely absurd. But I can see how that movie set a standard.

One of Hitchcock's best movies

I didn't like it either. It was completely far fetched. I also didn't care for Grant's character either. He was not likeable so I just didn't connect with him at all. Even the villain was ridiculous. But, I can see the style of the movie set a standard other directors emulated.

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ORLY? Most people I meet think it's Satan.

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Me too. On toast.
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I love Marmite.

Oh, I see. Thanks.
About NBN, oddly, I am rather ambivalent about it. I like some things, but don't like others. Not my favorite Hitchcock, suffice it to say.

Spread on toast. Super salty, and quite an acquired taste. Generally, people either really love it, or really hate it, but few people feel ambivalent about it.
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Sorry to show my ignorance, but what is a "Marmite" thing?
Oh, and while I'm at it, just wanted to add this bit of interesting trivia. Two cast members, Eva Marie Saint and Martin Landau, both studied together in the early days of the Actors Studio. Martin later was the head of the Actors Studio West in Hollywood.

I think it has a different 'vibe' to his usual movies, but that is not a condemnation. It's very entertaining.

Maybe it's one of what I often refer to as Marmite things.
People either love it, or they hate it.
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Not my favorite Hitchcock film, not sure why. But I really enjoy Eva Marie Saint in it. And the sequence on Mount Rushmore. Maybe it was getting to that point when Grant was showing his age a bit when it came to working with younger actresses. Or maybe it's that I didn't like the script that much. I've never been able to figure it out, to my dismay.

MAGA! FAFO! Schrodinger's Cat walks into a bar, and doesn't. Dumbocraps: evil people who celebrate murder.