The Best Movie Of The 1950s

Rating: 9/10 (16 September 2012)

I bought this movie on VHS at a flea market and I watched it a couple of times but my brother watched it like a gazillion times! ATTENTION: THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION. NAMES, CHARACTERS, AND PLACES ARE EITHER THE PRODUCT OF THE AUTHOR'S IMAGINATION OR ARE USED FICTITIOUSLY AND ANY Resemblance TO REAL PERSONS, LIVING OR DEAD, IS ENTIRELY COINCIDENTAL. Here's some parts of this motion picture I want to point out some interesting moments in this movie: In the mid-to-end part of this movie, Cary Grant's character gets stuck in the desert and gets chased by a crop duster plane into a wheat field. Why did the crop duster chase him? Well, he became a wanted man when he drove a stolen automobile under the influence of Alcohol. What else can I point out in this movie that I'm sure no one else will: When Eva Marie Saint's character falls off Mount Rushmore, Cary Grant's character rescues her from the evil motorcyclists who don't like him. That is why this movie became an Oscar Winning motion picture and won 10 nominations and Grammy awards. If you hear this side of NXNW, then you'll really be desperate to buy the DVD 50th anniversary edition pack. First of all, the movie was so famous, a sign on a South Dakota road says North By Northwest filmed in this area. Now that's dedication.