[nickcarraway]

I think he got better until about 1935 (The 39 Steps), after which he was at the top of the his game. His production values obviously got better when he started in the U.S. in 1940.

After 1960, however, I think the quality was not the same. He didn't focus on the core themes as much.

[Seeking the truth]

I just got every Hitchcock film in DVDs for my wife this Christmas. Took some research as there were four different studios involved with various rights but I was able to find every film on Amazon.

We’ve started our own Hitchcock festival!

So far we have watched “I Confess”, “Suspicion” and “Strangers on a Train”.