#"Hitchcock"

[metukika]

is it selfish to just want to look at the blue sky?

[happyheidi]

"Happiness is a small house, with a big kitchen." - Alfred Hitchcock

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Suspicion (Alfred Hitchcock, 1941)

[noine-noine]

Scully: We have good news and bad news. Holt: Bad news first. Hitchcock: The fire we started in the bullpen is out of control. Holt: The WHAT? Scully, holding a perfectly toasted poptart: Wow, so you don't even care about the good news.

[moonysmagicwand]

"And the bird that leaves soon after eating may shit on your shoulders. Be wary of the birds who fly after eating."

[tommylover]

Final Destination Characters But In Twitter

(Guys, just irony, please don't kill me 😭)

[scenephile]

Maybe the fact that you don't love me.

[fidjiefidjie]

"Ouais, j'ai vu un gros titre une fois. C'était : « la semaine prochaine c'est la fin du monde ». Et dans le journal de la semaine suivante ils ont dit qu'on avait été miraculeusement sauvé à l'heure H par un oiseau-mutant-koala-poisson. Ah ils nous prennent vraiment pour des cons." 📰

Clerks

Gif movie Lifeboat /Alfred Hitchcock

[greenerteacups]

i would love to hear if any readers had theorized guessed events in books 1 - 4? part of the fun with ongoing works is theorizing!

Oh, yeah. Several people guessed that Mad-Eye was real well before it was "revealed," though I guess that's not technically an "event" so much as a canon divergence that becomes evident later. Several people called Draco becoming a duelist as early as Book 3. People will also often pull out little lines or flourishes of description and speculate on what it means for the character's future development, especially Draco's nascent flirtation with Dark magic, often with successful results. Readers also tend to be good at predicting where character dynamics are going. It's so satisfying for an author to read! It feels like a little gold star for planting a seed successfully.

People have guessed stuff that happens in future books, too, but I come from the old school of "if people can grasp and interpret where your story is going that means you are successfully laying groundwork and they are excited to think about it more, good job," There is a different school of thought, which is "readers have predicted something cool might happen, so I must take away Cool Thing, denying readers who predicted it the vindication of being right (which they wanted) and denying readers who didn't a coherent story to begin with (which they wanted). I am very smart."

[timeframe2286]

what's your roman empire?

this:

[your-lovers-and-drifters]

Vertigo, 1958 (dir. Alfred Hitchcock) 

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Suspicion (Alfred Hitchcock, 1941)  

[horror-aesthete]

Hannibal, 2015, dir. Michael Rymer

SE03E13 The Wrath of the Lamb

[freshmoviequotes]

See How They Run (2022)

[art1c-m0nk3ys]

Final Destination in a random quote Generator

[blackswaneuroparedux]

Lower your voice, do not use your hands, and look directly at Cary Grant in your scenes with him, look him straight in the eye.

- Alfred Hitchcock

Hitchcock gives simple instructions to Eve Marie Saint during filming for ‘North by Northwest’ (1959).