Through the Faded Lens, you will see how old films captured moments and how they set the mark for entertainment. Specifically, I will be covering the films of a filmmaker that established himself as a genre, "The Master of Suspense", Alfred Hitchcock. And occasionally, I will throw in some other films that set their own mark. The lens goes beyond the black and white.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
The Man Who Knew Too Much is the One Who Started It All
My love for Alfred Hitchcock's films all began one wintry day when I was 11 years old, sick in bed, trying to escape the reality that I would be imprisoned in bed for a few days. It was then, when my mom decided to cure the boredom by introducing me to a film that would certainly have me on the edge of the bed, and screaming at the crash of the cymbals. You are probably thinking "Why? She must have been pretty sick at the time". Well, I'll tell you why, through the original theatrical trailer above. You just might be screaming at the sound of the cymbals, too.
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