LAMBs in the Director's ChairEvent #11 starring Alfred Hitchcock
October 29th to 31st of 2010
< DAY ONE >
It must be said at the very start of the proceedings for today that it has been posted quite a bit late in the day. My apologies for those who have been patiently waiting all day long to read the articles that will be linked in the first day of the Hitchcock themed event. The turnout for the current Director’s Chair event is tremendous, which has left me joyously surprised by the participation from everyone involved. Keep in mind that it is only the first day of a three day event, which means if you do not see a link for an article that you know has been submitted then you may need to keep an eye open in the next two days, because it will be posted. Without further ado I would like to distract you with a MacGuffin.
CAREER EDITORIALS
I would like to begin with a couple of editorials which view at various themes and elements of Hitchcock’s film career. Some of these articles are a single part in a series of essays written about Alfred Hitchcock and I am planning on posting the rest of the series of articles in the next two days.
- An essay on the homophobia and misogyny present in Alfred Hitchcock's films [Suspend Your Disbelief]
- Now I've Seen Everything: Alfred Hitchcock, Part II [Let's Not Talk About Movies]
- Now I've Seen Everything: Alfred Hitchcock, Part III [Let's Not Talk About Movies]
REVIEW FOR The Girl Was Young (1937)
Young and Innocent [The Incredible Suit]
REVIEW FOR The Lodger (1927)
An Embarrassingly Late Review [The Incredible Suit]
REVIEW FOR The Ring (1927)
The Ring [Not Really Working's Blog]
REVIEW FOR Strangers on a Train (1951)
- Strangers on a Train Agree Long Wait is Murder [Big Thoughts From A Small Mind]
- Strangers on a Train [Bill's Movie Emporium]
- Foreign Correspondent [John Likes Movies]
- The Incredible Suit's Hitchcockathon: Foreign Correspondent [The Incredible Suit]
- Foreign Correspondent [The Best Picture Project]
- Marnie [John Likes Movies]
- 1,001 Movie Club: Marnie [Foolish Blatherings]
Spellbound [Life of a Cinephile and Bibliophile]
Make sure to return tomorrow, because there will be another long list of film reviews in addition to a couple more editorials about the original Hitch.
