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Originally Posted by yeszir
I won't let this die! Anyway, two great hitchcock movies that I just saw are Rear Window and The Man Who Knew Too Much. Both are great, but Rear Window was a bit better. Even though they were made in 59 and 55, respectively (I think), the suspense and cinematography still hold up. Jimmy Stewart is the man.
I also saw "Stolen Kisses," a French film by Francois Truffaut from the 60's. It was alright, but not as good as the Hitchcock's. These are being seen in conjunction with reading Truffaut's book of interviews with Hitchcock, so it's pretty interesting to see.
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Best Hitch film? Vertigo, Suspicion, North by NW, Rear Window, The Birds, Psycho, Notorious in my opinion (no order). Definitely check out all his movies.
I just saw Harold and Kumar based simply on everyone's opinion here. I was pleasently surprised at how funny it was. Cheesy special effects, decent acting, funny situations. What more can you ax for??? I enjoyed it.