Anyone see that movie lately?

Movie? No, I thought you were just in a bad mood.

ha-ha

Never a bad mood, never a dull moment...only saw the movie once...just curious...

My favorite scene: Martin Ball ascending the stairs . . . Hitchcock was truly a master filmmaker.

martin ball? no no no, it's anthony perkins

Did you know the movie is based on a Wisconsin serial killer? Ed Gein. Look him up on the net.

Martin Balsam. About to get a blade in the chest. Haven't seen it in a while. Catch it on the big screen if you can.

One of my all-time favorites!

re; catch it on the big-screen if you can ...

THAT, is absolutely the ONLY way you're going to appreciate this picture ... TV is far too cool a medium to convey the intensity that is Psycho ...

On a scale of 1-10, Psycho rates a 10 if seen on the big-screen, but no more than a 2 or 3 on TV ... since the film is older than a lot of you and as old as most of the rest, I'll be a lot of you have never seen it on a big-screen ... and if not, all I can say is you haven't seen it yet ... same goes for Hitchcock's "The Birds" or "North By Northwest" ... along those same lines, the Audrey Hepburn / Alan Arkin thriller "Wait Until Dark" is not a bit frightening on TV but almost comedic ... when that was shown first-run in the theatres, the last 10 or 12 minutes were run in total darkness (aisle lights/exit signs, etc turned off) and when Arkin leaps out at her near the end, audiences literally rose out of their seats by a good foot or more and screamed out loud ... on TV, that same scene is so ho-hum, it hardly rates an "uh, oh" ...

Yes .. catch these on the big-screen if you can, because on TV, you'll never understand what you're missing

I'll concur with the Wait Until Dark analogy. That was cool! You brought back a neat memory.
Now if you could do the same for "The Big Bus"

sorry ... the Big Bus is beyond help ... LOL

One of the best of all movies! Perkins was great as Norman Bates, "After all a Mother is a boy's best friend"!

Charlie

... would somebody please tell me who took her AOL away ?