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Tom Yossarian Joad

(19,230 posts) Sat Apr 13, 2024, 03:22 PM Apr 13

If you have never seen this then you have truly missed THE classic thriller from 1967.

You can catch it for free on TUBI.

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If you have never seen this then you have truly missed THE classic thriller from 1967. (Original Post) Tom Yossarian Joad Apr 13 OP

One of my "go to" favorite movies. Great actors and plot. Truly scary. Peregrine Took Apr 13 #1

Omg I was terrified. The scene where Jack Weston buys the farm. CincyDem Apr 13 #2

Incredible film leftieNanner Apr 13 #3

I believe one scene in the movie has become the pinnacle of jump scenes. Tom Yossarian Joad Apr 13 #4

Saw it at a theater with some friends. The whole theater screamed at the scene. Ocelot II Apr 13 #10

Yes, an indelible memory to see everyone on all sides literally jumping out of their seats. Well done! TheRickles Apr 13 #12

Love everything about this film... rogerballard Apr 13 #5

One of my favorite movies. LoisB Apr 13 #6

Alan Arkin said in a Bob Costas interview Frasier Balzov Apr 13 #7

A slightly similar movie is "See No Evil" (1971) with Mia Farrow. Very scary. Martin68 Apr 13 #8

That one completely unnerved me PatSeg Apr 13 #9

I saw it a long time ago. HarryM Apr 13 #11

Welcome to DU, HarryM! calimary Apr 13 #13

And yet another welcome! Tom Yossarian Joad Apr 13 #17

Great movie. I still watch it, when it comes on. Paladin Apr 13 #14

before i clicked the link barbtries Apr 13 #15

I've seen it several times. BigmanPigman Apr 13 #16

Peregrine Took

(7,416 posts)

1. One of my "go to" favorite movies. Great actors and plot. Truly scary.

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 03:30 PM

Apr 13

Audrey Hepburn does a fantastic job. I read that she studied with blind people for days to help her understand their lives, fears, etc. The little girl, "Gloria" was so good, too. It was shocking when she had that tantrum and started throwing things around on the floor - I didn't expect it. She played a very valuable role later in the movie . Truly suspenseful to the very end.

CincyDem

(6,365 posts)

2. Omg I was terrified. The scene where Jack Weston buys the farm.

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 03:33 PM

Apr 13

leftieNanner

(15,133 posts)

3. Incredible film

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 03:38 PM

Apr 13

And I remember that they would not allow you to enter the movie in the last 15 minutes.

Tom Yossarian Joad

(19,230 posts)

4. I believe one scene in the movie has become the pinnacle of jump scenes.

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 03:43 PM

Apr 13

Ocelot II

(115,757 posts)

10. Saw it at a theater with some friends. The whole theater screamed at the scene.

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Reply #4)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 04:34 PM

Apr 13

TheRickles

(2,068 posts)

12. Yes, an indelible memory to see everyone on all sides literally jumping out of their seats. Well done!

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Reply #4)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 04:39 PM

Apr 13

rogerballard

(2,889 posts)

5. Love everything about this film...

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 03:53 PM

Apr 13

The stars, the location, music, etc. I visited the location of the exterior shots of the apartment when I was in New York.

LoisB

(7,212 posts)

6. One of my favorite movies.

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 04:09 PM

Apr 13

Frasier Balzov

(2,658 posts)

7. Alan Arkin said in a Bob Costas interview

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 04:14 PM

Apr 13

that he wrote to Audrey Hepburn years after the film was released to tell her that he had always felt guilty for his character being so mean to her.

He never got a response from her and couldn't be sure if she received his note of apology.

Martin68

(22,822 posts)

8. A slightly similar movie is "See No Evil" (1971) with Mia Farrow. Very scary.

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 04:28 PM

Apr 13

PatSeg

(47,520 posts)

9. That one completely unnerved me

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 04:31 PM

Apr 13

Though I've seen it more than once, I don't think I could watch it again.

HarryM

(7 posts)

11. I saw it a long time ago.

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 04:39 PM

Apr 13

When it first opened, at Radio CIty Music Hall in NYC. Quite a thriller.

calimary

(81,345 posts)

13. Welcome to DU, HarryM!

Reply to HarryM (Reply #11)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 04:52 PM

Apr 13

Always lots of good posts about lots of good topics here!

Tom Yossarian Joad

(19,230 posts)

17. And yet another welcome!

Reply to HarryM (Reply #11)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 06:25 PM

Apr 13

Paladin

(28,266 posts)

14. Great movie. I still watch it, when it comes on.

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 04:58 PM

Apr 13

Bonus points to Henry Mancini, for the out-of-tune piano segments of the score. Talk about a sound that will give you chills......

barbtries

(28,805 posts)

15. before i clicked the link

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 05:23 PM

Apr 13

i knew it would be this movie. screaming in the theater! i was 12 years old at the time.

BigmanPigman

(51,611 posts)

16. I've seen it several times.

Reply to Tom Yossarian Joad (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 05:34 PM

Apr 13

The last time I decided to try to find their apartment on Google Maps since I lived in Greenwich Village and it was unfamiliar.

My favorite part is when the girl phones her and she puts two and two together.

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