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Hoping to squeeze in both Rear Window and Dial M for Murder before I get too sleepy. Starting up Rear Window now. Been a good year or two.

Guys, listen... I may be retarded.

I've seen Rear Window at least a dozen times in my life, and if you know me, you know that I hold off on repeat viewings with movies I love. I should've seen Rear Window 500 times by now. But to my knowledge, I'm not sure I ever noticed that the girl in the magazines on Jefferies table is his girlfriend Lisa. I spotted it so clearly just now, but I go so long between repeat viewings that I'm not sure I've noticed before.

Jason wrote:Guys, listen... I may be retarded.

I've seen Rear Window at least a dozen times in my life, and if you know me, you know that I hold off on repeat viewings with movies I love. I should've seen Rear Window 500 times by now. But to my knowledge, I'm not sure I ever noticed that the girl in the magazines on Jefferies table is his girlfriend Lisa. I spotted it so clearly just now, but I go so long between repeat viewings that I'm not sure I've noticed before.

Sometimes I spot things thanks to better resolution media. Did you just get it on blu ray or something?

"Every man is ready for marriage when the right girl comes along, and Lisa Fremont is the right girl for any man with half a brain who can get one eye open"

Yes.

Nurse Stella with timeless advice.

And there she is. Greatest entrance in movie history. Got me falling in love every Gawl Damn Time.

Hitchcock is king.

Lisa in an $1100 dress, probably worth 10 grand by today's standards, saying if she had to pay for it'd be worth the occasion, Jefferies last week in a cast.

Shows that glam and fame never got to her head. All the more likable and attractive.

She's head over heels in love with this lowly photographer and he's more retarded than me because he doesn't notice.

The older you get, the wiser you become. Rear Window is a top 5 all-time movie for me and I've never enjoyed this movie more than I am right now. Hopefully I can say the same in ten years' time.

makes me wanna revisit a bunch of classics now. including rear window.

Jason wrote:The older you get, the wiser you become. Rear Window is a top 5 all-time movie for me and I've never enjoyed this movie more than I am right now. Hopefully I can say the same in ten years' time.

So maybe you'll re-watch The Godfather and realize you were on fucking crack when you said it was boring.

Jason wrote:She's head over heels in love with this lowly photographer and he's more retarded than me because he doesn't notice.

Alfred Hitch-cuck. The fat man couldn't help but project his lack of sexual confidence, weird fetishes etc. in all his movies.

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:The older you get, the wiser you become. Rear Window is a top 5 all-time movie for me and I've never enjoyed this movie more than I am right now. Hopefully I can say the same in ten years' time.

So maybe you'll re-watch The Godfather and realize you were on fucking crack when you said it was boring.

Possible.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Jason wrote:Guys, listen... I may be retarded.

I've seen Rear Window at least a dozen times in my life, and if you know me, you know that I hold off on repeat viewings with movies I love. I should've seen Rear Window 500 times by now. But to my knowledge, I'm not sure I ever noticed that the girl in the magazines on Jefferies table is his girlfriend Lisa. I spotted it so clearly just now, but I go so long between repeat viewings that I'm not sure I've noticed before.

Sometimes I spot things thanks to better resolution media. Did you just get it on blu ray or something?

Sorry. I somehow totally missed this post.

Nope. Still have my Universal Legacy Series DVD.

Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Clue

Felt like watching more murder mystery stuff after Knives out and figure I go with one I haven't seen in a long time.

Murder on the Orient Express (1974)

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Clue

Felt like watching more murder mystery stuff after Knives out and figure I go with one I haven't seen in a long time.

GOAT

It Could Happen to You

Nicholas Cage and Bridget Fonda. She's a waitress and he forgets he doesn't have cash to leave her a tip, so he promises to come back and tip her and if he wins the lottery he'll split it with her... He wins the lottery, and the movie kinda begins. lol.

Takes me three days to finish one movie, nowadays. Just can't binge anything, anymore. Takes a lot out of me for some reason. Not a lot of time on my hands, I guess.