Hitchcock

[eumenides]

Saw this in my beloved Bournemouth Odeon which was fairly full and sat behind lovely big_bad_wolf plus senior cub members.
Like others, I was also transfixed by the cyanotic lips, prostheses and Michael Caine voiceover but I thought both leads were great, especially Helen Mirren who is still hot stuff even though it feels like her Prime Suspect days were thousands of years ago. I think they toned down the extent of the blonde fixation if Tippi Hedren is to be believed. I also refuse to imagine him with Ingrid Bergman; surely they were taking the p*@$. 7/10

[paulnadams]

Saw this at the Curzon Mayfair last night (very warm room).......a bright and breezy film that was well played and interestingly put together I thought

Not the most engrossing film I have seen so far in 2013, but I found it enjoyable all the same

Well cast, well written......a good 98mins in the cinema 7/10

[pinkcalculator]

Manged to see this on Sunday am thanks to checking the links once again even though a few minutes previously there was no tickets left. Even hubby who was a bit doubtful really enjoyed it. Made better by free pop corn from the cinime app.

[jack554]

My other half really wants to see this film. I am happy to tag along but am I likely to enjoy it if I (shamefully) don't know much about the man himself at all?

I don't want to be the confused, uncultured fool who keeps having to whisper to find out what is going on!

[The Sparrow]

My other half really wants to see this film. I am happy to tag along but am I likely to enjoy it if I (shamefully) don't know much about the man himself at all?

I don't want to be the confused, uncultured fool who keeps having to whisper to find out what is going on!

Don't worry, it isn't a complicated film only for Hitchcock experts, you'll be able to follow it no bother.

[tsoiboy]

Eventually saw this tonight at Odeon Surrey Quays to quite a packed cinema. This is not a bad film nor is it great. Watchable but altogether quite forgettable.

7/10

Review:- http://londonfilmfan.blogspot.co.uk/

[Jenfa]

Saw this at free screening at the Lowry in Manchester. first time I've been to this cinema and I have to say it was the cleanest cinema I'd been too! No grotty stains or ripped seats. They checked our bags on the way in too.

Didn't think the movie was boring at all, quite enjoyed it and the acting was really good.

[Jenfa]

Saw this at free screening at the Lowry in Manchester. first time I've been to this cinema and I have to say it was the cleanest cinema I'd been too! No grotty stains or ripped seats. They checked our bags on the way in too.

Didn't think the movie was boring at all, quite enjoyed it and the acting was really good.

[Jenfa]

Saw this at free screening at the Lowry in Manchester. first time I've been to this cinema and I have to say it was the cleanest cinema I'd been too! No grotty stains or ripped seats. They checked our bags on the way in too.

Didn't think the movie was boring at all, quite enjoyed it and the acting was really good.

[prettyxcool]

Oh no, forgot to post!

Saw this at Shepherd's Bush Vue, and it was very full.

Although Anthony Hopkins may have the prosthetics to make him look like Hitchcock, his voice is unmistakably Hopkins! Helen Mirren was lovely and fab as always. It is not a biopic of Hitchcock, more the making of Psycho, and the Alma slant is quite interesting. 7/10