The classic film of Hitchcock (full name: Alfred Hitchcock).

Introduction to Hitchcock:

Alfred Hitchcock is recognized as a "master of suspense". Born in London, he started directing films independently from 65438 to 0925. 1939 was invited to Hollywood. The following year, he filmed Butterfly Dream and won the Oscar for Best Film. From then on, he settled in the United States until his death. In recognition of his outstanding contribution to the film art, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awarded him a lifetime achievement award of 65438-0979. 1980, Queen Elizabeth II knighted him. Hitchcock is an artist who pays close attention to the spiritual world of human beings. He directed and produced 59 films and more than 300 TV series in his life. Most of them take people's nervousness, anxiety, snooping and fear as narrative themes, setting suspense, and the stories are thrilling, fascinating and amazing.

We selected 10 best films from Hitchcock's films, such as Murder Dial M and Birds, among which Birds is the most powerful challenge in Hitchcock's film career.

Alfred Hitchcock is arguably the best director of all time. His visionary creative style and innovative photography skills have fascinated many modern producers, competing to learn and even imitate him.

Although his films are not all horror films, and there are no special effects and special effects that we advocate now, his films are extremely suspenseful and thought-provoking. Until now, people still hold a positive attitude towards it. The ultimate goal of Hitchcock's films is to show the deepest horror and the most abnormal thoughts of human nature, whether from people who have been mistaken for their identities to peeping tom or murderers who are withdrawn.

Here are Hitchcock's ten best movies.

10. Rebecca (a woman's name means charming beauty)

Joan fontaine played a tragic role in Hitchcock's classic film Butterfly Dream (1940). As a newly married wife, she was constantly haunted by the ghost of her husband's ex-wife, but on the surface, she had to pretend to be happy. In this film adapted from Daphne du Maurier's novel Butterfly Dream, after Fonda married Maxim derwent (Laurence Olivier) and became the new hostess of Mandeli Manor, her weak personality made her feel at a loss. It seems that derwent's ex-wife Rebecca is everywhere in her life. Rebecca seems to have an extraordinary position in many people's hearts, both cute and frightening. Mrs Danvers (Judith Anderson), the housekeeper, even respects Rebecca. She was bent on quietly driving Mrs. Deventer out of Mandeli Manor.

9. honey trap (notorious)

Hitchcock added a little bit of sexiness to the film 1946. Cary Grante and Ingley Bergman play two agents who follow the Nazis and fall in love. After Bergman accepted the spy mission, his first love Claudia Raines became more and more angry with Grant, but Grant still wanted to make an outside call for her. Just when the relationship between Grant and Bergman was about to break down, their relationship was discovered by Lei Ensi. Bergman began to poison Lei Ensi and tried to kill her, but in the end Grant saved her. In Hitchcock's view, even the best things have two opposite sides.

8. rope

Although this film is not Hitchcock's successful work, the continuous and almost constant shots he used in the film created a precedent in the film industry, making it a classic of 1948, thus "The Rope" became a milestone of that era. This movie is really a bit creepy. Two young men thought they were better than their other friend David Kentley, so they plotted to kill him. They strangled him with a rope and put the body in a book box. In order to show off their "wisdom", they spread a tablecloth on the bookcase, set the table, and then invited the parents, fiancee, classmates and teachers of the deceased to dinner. Among the guests, only Professor Rupert (james stewart) found something strange, perhaps because the peculiar smell from the bookcase made Professor Rupert suspicious.

7. Strangers on the train

Imagine meeting strangers on the train, chatting with each other for a while and learning something about them. If they are willing to kill the person in your way, you can sign a paper agreement with them. In the eyes of two strangers, they are just strangers.

Strange Kirk likes to shoot fictional themes about perfect murder (often killing a man's wife). In this grotesque horror film shot at 195 1, the stranger Guy (played by Farley Ge Yunzhe) thinks it's just a black joke, while the psychopath Bruno (played by robert walker) is very serious and gradually implements a plan to kill Guy's annoying and alienated wife. This movie gives us a warning, just like we have to remind our children from time to time-don't talk to strangers.

6. dial m for murder (dial m for murder)

Strange Kirk likes to play the leading role with beautiful blonde actresses, and Grace Kelly is more qualified to play the leading role than anyone else in this play. Her facial expression is very delicate and rich, so Hitch Kirk photographed her face from many angles. Although Kelly's character is in jeopardy, her will is getting stronger and stronger.

In this film shot in 1945, the husband (ray milland) suddenly kills his wife (Kelly) because he suspects that she is unfaithful to him. The most shocking thing about the whole movie is that when his wife was about to be strangled, her husband deliberately listened to her last breath on the phone, but Kelly finally broke free, "Deal with a man as he deals with you." Therefore, this is another "perfect" murder.

5. "North by northwest"

This film, which was shot in 1959, can be said to be a classic film about mistaken identity. Gary grant successfully played the role of a public relations manager in the play. He was mistaken for an American spy by government intelligence agencies and pursued by spies all over the country. James Manson and Jesse Landis play two spies in the play.

There are many interesting plots in the film, such as the scene where Grant is chased by a plane spraying pesticides on the farm and the classic action scene where he is chased by a spy on the mountain. There are also some sensational scenes about Grant and another blonde (eva marie saint). Hitchcock likes to add a little sex to all suspense movies.

Step 4 be dizzy

Many people think that this film shot in 1958 is Hitchcock's most successful film. It tells a complicated story about psychological panic and doubt.

James stewart changed his brave style in this film, playing the Scottish detective scottie. After nearly falling to his death, scottie suffered from extreme acrophobia and was forced to resign from the police station. Entrusted by a friend, scottie followed Madeleine (kim novak, another blonde), a woman deeply troubled by the past, and soon they fell in love. At this point, Madeleine has occupied a very important position in scottie's heart. Stewart's performance in this film is just right. Before the end of the film, the audience almost ignored his image, and finally, when people understood the truth, they began to like him.

3. Birds

This is a pure melancholy horror film shot by Hitchcock, which uses some low-level photography skills. Hitchcock showed us in this film 1963 that human nature can easily betray our wishes.

The terrible scene began when Tibby Hederen's girlfriend Melanie (the fourth blonde) sat at the school gate and saw the campus crowded with birds. Then, when flocks of seagulls attacked the small town in Podgar Bay, the audience couldn't help shivering. However, what Hitchcock really makes us think is-do we really have to blame birds? Under the idea of "man can conquer nature", this topic seems a bit scary-if all animals in the animal kingdom gather against us, human beings will have no place to stand.

2. Neuropathy (neuropathy)

We talked a lot about this film, which was shot in 1960, because Hitchcock's Psychopaths can be said to be the representative work of horror thrillers of any era, and the horror scenes in it are also the models in the classics. In this film, Li Qianrong and the outrageous Norman Bates are called "Screaming Queens". Of course, the mastermind behind this film is Strange Kirk himself. He shot this amazing and innovative film with his own camera, which made all fans and film directors awe.

This film has been carefully studied and analyzed in small parts. People have different attitudes towards it, but one thing is very clear-this is a classic film that people should always remember, and Hitchcock is such a genius who brought us this film.

1. Rear window

This film, shot in 1954, contains all the skills and techniques that Hitchcock is good at. The back window can be said to be a bright pearl in the history of movies.

In this movie, james stewart and Grace Kelly look good and smell sexy. Stuart's Jeff has a broken leg and can't walk around, so he has to observe the world around him. There is also a timid Raymond Burr in the film. Surprisingly, it is such a person who can kill his wife by heinous means. If Jeff doesn't mind his own business, no one will ever find out the truth.

At the end of the film, we found the theme of voyeurism-is it moral to spy on your neighbors and their daily lives? Maybe not. But Hitchcock wants you to think about it yourself.