I just feel like I'm missing the key to 'getting' Hitchcock's work and was wondering if any of you could enlighten me.
I'm also just wondering what you think distinguishes Hitchcock as such a master of cinema. I personally feel like a good Fritz Lang or Orson Welles film could teach you more than an equal amount about cinematic technique and storytelling and be more engaging in the process. I just feel like I'm missing the key to 'getting' Hitchcock's work and was wondering if any of you could enlighten me.