Vertigo, 1958
Directed by Alfred HitchcockThe classic suspense film topples Citizen Kane for Sight and Sounds‘ ‘Greatest Film of All Time’ honors for the first time.
Vertigo, 1958
Directed by Alfred HitchcockThe classic suspense film topples Citizen Kane for Sight and Sounds‘ ‘Greatest Film of All Time’ honors for the first time.
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The Nolan-verse versions of Batman’s rogues gallery have quickly become some of the most iconic versions of these characters. While I was so thrilled by the way Nolan wrapped up his Batman story, I wish he kept going and brought more of these villains to the big screen in these hyper realistic ways.
Judex 1963
After his father was slain by the villainous banker Favraux, Jacques de Trémeuse adopted the guise of Judex and assembled an organization of ex-criminals and circus people to fight Favraux and his lethal mistress Marie Verdier. He anticipated later pulp heroes and superheroes in many respects. He was a masterful fighter and an expert at disguise, and boasted a secret headquarters. In the subterranean passages beneath a ruined castle Judex had a base outfitted with technological gadgets. He also had a secret identity, as Judex (the Latin word for judge) is a nom-de-guerre he has adopted in his quest for revenge.
Judex initially appeared in movie serials, but has been adapted into other media over the years.
I just watched this a few days ago and it was wicked awesome.
Hardy didn’t have one line in that movie that wasn’t absolute gold.
God, she rocked that role.