The director has the best films, according to Metacrick

There are only very few directors in the cinema records whom the audience knows by name. Yes, cinema enthusiasts can mention the names of many filmmakers, from Guillermo del Toro to David Lin and many and many other directors. But for the normal audience, there are only a few who got the same known name for the big cinema stars. Currently, there may be only four: Stephen Spielberg, Christopher Nolan, Quinette Tarantino, and Martin Scorsese. Think about everything you like about these authors, but they made a lot of unforgettable and unique films that the audience knows their works and names well so that you can only include their titles.

However, due to the fact that all of these men continue to produce movies in the era of assembling reviews online, and because there are many critics who can choose from when visiting sites like Metacritic or Rotten Tomatoes, it is impossible for anyone. Some of them to get an ideal movie according to the standards of those sites. It is especially difficult with the Metacritic site, since this site is more selective with regard to the critics and ports it collects, in addition to the fact that the reviews that it collects are determined by their specified degrees. If your review is positive, this is not enough; The perfect result should be the perfect result. An example of this: The highest rating on the site is “Schindler’s List”, where it got 95 points. Tarantino got the same result for his classic film Pulp Fiction in 1994. Nolan’s highest movie is “Dunkirk” with 94, while Scorsese is ranked higher among the Quartet thanks to Drama “medium streets” in 1973 Wip 96.

Whatever it is, there is one director not only proud of one movie, but also many “ideal” films on Metacrick, which is undoubtedly one of the most famous films ever: Alfred Hitchcock. Frankly? You may be a little surprised by his films, which have 100 out of reach.

Hitchcock is one of the most famous filmmakers ever, for reasons, not the least of which is that he used the suspense effectively and continuously in his films. But Hitch was also known to the masses because he made himself so, whether in presenting the episodes of his selected TV series or through the engraving he was making in his own films. What are the films that you made, of course! Before after moving to the United States from England, Hitchcock was presenting amazing, tense and family films that helped establish the basis for adventure, excitement and future horror films. As mentioned above, it has also received the largest number of films with a total of 100 films On Metacrick – Three of his films got this classification on the site.

Some films may come to your mind when you think about the greatest Hitchcock works. First and foremost, the horror film that he directed in 1960 should be entitled “Psycho”, not only because it shows one of the most unforgettable death scenes at all, where Marion Crane (Janet Lee) was stabbed to death while bathing A mysterious and female striker apparently. “Psycho” is also an excellent state of horror and suspense thanks to this scene and many other scenes. But although the film is excellent, it only got 97 points on the Metacrick site.

Well, well, let us return only one year to the adventure/excitement film directed by Hitchcock “North by Northwest”, which he has long starred by Carrie Grant. This film, which was produced in 1959, is a fundamental example of one of the favorite Hitch metaphors: the wrong identity state. In this film, a New York resident is accused of a murder of a murder, and he must flee across the country to clear his name. Like “Psycho”, it boasts cinematic burning in our brains, as Grant tries to escape from a killer plane that sprays crops in the center of an empty corn field. It is a wonderful and exciting movie and one of the best Hitchcock films … as it did not get 100 points on the Metacrick site, but rather got 98 instead. In this case, what about the influential horror movie directed by the director in 1963 entitled “Birds”? This is also a movie full of frightening tones and unforgettable scenes, and it hasn’t even got a perfect degree on MC. Unfortunately, only 90 points got.

No, the three “ideal” Hitchcock movies according to the website are – drum skewing please – “Vertigo”, “Notorious” and “Rear Window”.

We can say that the context is the key, to be fair. We can also note that metacretec pages are both “infamous” – The excitement movie of 1946, in which width is hated by a federal agent to help eliminate the Nazi in the post -World War II – and “Backlight” – The 1954 excitement movie, which revolves around a man, while he was lying from a recent injury, appears to be spying on a murder that occurred in the residential building opposite its residential building – each contains less than 20 collected reviews. It is also correct that most of the latest versions contain at least 30 registered assessments. Then again, “vertigo” He got 32 assessments on his page, and the 1958 psychological excitement movie (which revolves around a former haunted policeman falls in love with the woman who is supposed to be tracked) also received 100 rating on the Mittiteic website. The surprise that can be taken here is that Alfred Hitchcock has three films that have perfect degrees on the site or that these are the lucky ones who got a hundred. (For this writer, the Vertigo and Notorious films are the only ideal, but none of them are creative flabs.) It is … well, Hitchcock only He has three perfect movies on the site? It should be much more.

However, it should be noted that the three films with 100 films are all an excellent summary of Hitchcock’s personal tendencies and creative style. Both the “back window” and “dizziness” are strongly inclined to a series of sacrifice in which Hitchcock loves indulging. (Think of the scene in the movie “Psycho” where Norman Bings spys from Anthony Perkins – at a stage in which we only know very little about his true identity – on Marion Crane while taking off her clothes.) The movie “Vertigo” also features elegant use of artistic and unique colors . Dreams that speak to the psyche of the main inhabited character. Elsewhere, the movie “Flood” mixes Hitchcock’s love for intense romances (although Ingrid Bergman does not look more beautiful than it is here) with his willingness as a director to bear very intense demands from his pioneering women, as the Federal Grant agent works as a kind of self. A decisive position for the director.

Basically, if you have to go to the Metacritic site to determine the films that you must watch first of this absolute professor, then these three films will be the perfect place to start. It does not seem that sites like Metacritic always reflect the audience’s perception, but when it comes to a director like Alfred Hitchcock, it has succeeded in this case.